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I had the same problem, but it got fixed

They relate to the behaviour of the "me()" function in weblib.php

For some reason (probably webserver related), $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] returns a FAULTY url with multiple "/" instead of one /

you can try out if this is the case at your setup by including
echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
somewhere.

We got a fix by changing the following in the "me()" function in weblib.php

$darn = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$test = str_replace ("//", "/", $darn);
return $test;

instead of
return $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];