I've just loaded the Fireboard 1.0.5RC1_b718 into my brand new Joomla 1.5.6 installation

Installation was successful, but after every post, I am getting a redirect to a page which returns the following error:
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Not Acceptable

An appropriate representation of the requested resource /j15/index.php could not be found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache Server at (my domain).com Port 80
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I've searched these forum extensively and have found several references to people having a similar problem, but NO SOLUTIONS. Many of these requests for assistance are quite OLD and still haven't been answered.

Can anyone address this with a solution, or point me to something actually useful?

I get the same error when i post a new topic and wait untill redirrection.
The same problem occurs when i'm subscribed to a post and click on the link received via e-mail. I browsed google for a response and nothing.

I don't think we're gonna get much help on this. I've tried and tried, but can find nothing and can get nobody interested in even acknowledging the issue.

I think it might be a security setting by the hosting service which is causing it. or something like that...

Maybe just wait for version 2?

FINALLY found this posted in a different thread, but it seems to get around this issue FOR VERSION 1.04 ONLY:

Turning redirection off:

edit the post.php file in the directory of the template you are using.

in the default template post.php line 419 and 441 (inside the script tags)

Code:
setTimeout("location='<?php echo sefRelToAbs(JB_LIVEURLREL.'&func=view&catid='.$catid.'&id='.$pid).'#'.$pid;?>'", 3500);



comment these lines (add // at the beginning of the line)

This disabled the automatic redirect for me and fixed the problem.


Still have no fix for version 1.05 RC1

After struggling with this issue for a while, I finally contacted my hosting service. They reported this:

That particular autoredirect is running afoul of mod_security rule 950006.

They exempted my sites from that rule and everything is working now.

Wait wait wait...you're giving me such a big news!
You mean you have solved this issue? I don't understand very well this:.
That particular autoredirect is running afoul of mod_security rule 950006.
What do i have to ask to my webhost provider? I want to write them an e-mail to ask them to solve this problem (if it is a webhost problem) but i don't know what do i have to ask them.
Thank you very much for your reply.

I only know what my hosting company told me. This problem is definitely caused by an apache security setting issue on the server.

I would just describe the problem and ask them to see what they can do.

My host (hostrocket) said the problem is with mod_security rule 95000, and they exempted my sites from the rule.

I asked if that would be a security problem on my sites and they didn't think so.

All I can tell you is it is definitely solvable by the host.

phpadam said
I only know what my hosting company told me. This problem is definitely caused by an apache security setting issue on the server.

I would just describe the problem and ask them to see what they can do.

My host (hostrocket) said the problem is with mod_security rule 95000, and they exempted my sites from the rule.

I'm hosted by eukhost.com and had exactly this issue. The fix was exactly the same (disabling mod_security).
Apparently, this mod stops php injuctions/attacks. It detects some HTML tags as this type of attack. Fireboard uses some of the tags that it picks up and so kicks up the error message.

When he disabled it my website went south, so it took the tech guy half hour to sort out why this was happening, but he fixed it.

What do you mean by "my website went south"?

Did you suffer an injection attack, or did it do something else? What did the tech guy say the problem was?

My host told me it would NOT likely be a problem and thus far, it hasn't been.

Everything is working like a charm, including fireboard.