Missed phpMyAdmin panel

[DShelef]

Template file:

http/exposed-panels/phpmyadmin-panel.yaml

Command to reproduce:

Still validating if I can share the website on which the issue was detected.

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Apparently there are websites which require the suffix index.php to reply with the panel itself.
For my specific example, browsing to https://website/phpMyAdmin/ returns 404, but browsing to https://website/phpMyAdmin/index.php returns the login page (the issue is not detected unless I add phpMyAdmin/index.php to the template).
I guess this is relevant to all the tested paths. Maybe it is worth to add for each path a copy which includes the index.php as well.

This is a problem I encountered with several other services in the past as well, but I do not remember which services right now 😅. If you find this issue relevant, please let me know and I will notify you on future cases.

[princechaddha]

Hi @DShelef, The response time to this issue was much longer than usual. Thank you for taking the time to create this issue and for contributing to this project. We have now added the additional path to the template.

[DShelef]

@princechaddha
Thanks for your response and sorry for not including an example website. I can add it now, but it seems to not be relevant anymore.
I noticed you added index.php to only one of the 14 or so paths in the template. Don't you think the same issue might occur with other paths as well?
I'm not sure myself why the index.php is required by some websites, it's only my gut feeling here, so feel free to disagree.

[princechaddha]

@DShelef, if you have an example of a website that uses index.php in different paths, we might consider creating a fuzzing template for it instead of adding numerous paths to the existing templates. Edge cases can always arise, and adding too many requests per template might not be the most efficient approach