Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Calendar Perms

[Daryl L. L. Houston]

Thank you, Ralf.  I can't duplicate this on a clean install of 9.14.003, and 
even when I copy my calendar directory from 9.14.506 over the calendar files 
for the earlier install, the calendar works like a charm.  It appears that in 
my problematic install, the problem occurs when a user whom I've pulled over 
from an older database is a member of more than one group.  Sometimes these 
users don't have the problem, however.  So far, newly-created users haven't 
demonstrated the problem.  I may wind up having to recreate all my users from 
scratch and reconcile account_id numbers for the new ones so that they match 
the old ones so that all the old data line up.

D


On Tuesday 17 June 2003 09:32 am, Ralf Becker wrote:
> Daryl L. L. Houston wrote:
> > Yes, register_globals is on.  I double-checked the phpgw_accounts table
> > and can confirm that there are no duplicate accounts.  Each user exists
> > there only once, though there do appear to be some dupes in our
> > addressbook.
>
> We had a prob. with dublicats in the pulldown, not in the db-table itself.
>
> > Another oddity I encountered is that initially, my account had none of
> > these calendar problems.  So I compared the groups I belonged to to those
> > of a user who was having problems.  Then I added myself to all of his
> > groups and my calendar demonstrated the same odd behavior.  So I figured
> > maybe one of the groups didn't have access to the calendar, but I
> > verified that all the groups I now belonged to could
> > read/create/edit/delete the calendar for their own groups as well as for
> > a group that all members belong to.  Still no go.  I then deleted myself
> > from all groups but the ones I originally belonged to and the behavior
> > persisted.
> >
> > I pulled all my users over from another install of GW and thought maybe
> > that was part of the problem, so I created a new user from scratch.  Same
> > result. I'll continue to poke around today, but if anybody has any other
> > ideas, I'd be most grateful for any thoughts.
>
> No idea what it is.
>
> If you give me a sequenz of things you do to reproduce that error on a
> clean install, I'm propably able to fix it.
>
> Btw. I'm the maintainer of the calendar.
>
> Ralf