Re: [Phpgroupware-users] RC4 problem after setup

[Chris Weiss]

#1 might be an issue.  There isn't much debug code in there.  The trouble is
that the fsockopen on line 80 is quietly failing and the socket_set_timeout on
line 81 is trying to use an invalid handle.  It should be testing for
(!$this->socket) before trying to to set the timeout.  At the very least, for
your brute force debuging, put an "echo $server.':'.$port;" before line 80 to
see what you are trying to access.  It may just be the check for a newer
version of phpgw, which you can safely disable for now.

#2 I am not aware of phpgw trying to use the time servers, may just be a
coincedence.

Any chance you're running php in safe mode?  if so you will have lots of
troubles.  phpgw is a very in depth suite and will not operate very well in
php safe mode.

Tony Howden (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>Hi All,
>
>Ok, solved problem ... sort of. I am using sme-server and was on v5.2 until
>earlier today when I upgraded to 5.5 (sme-server at e-smith.org is a redhat
>based distro) The problem was that the configuration of the sme-server meant
>that I needed to be using https: rather than http: and once I changed to that
>the login to phpgroupware works.
>
>This leaves me with a couple of questions.
>
>#1 before upgrading sme-server (and I guess an update to php) I got no error, I
>now get this message during the login process:
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>Jul 20 10:36:28 myserver httpd: PHP Warning:  Supplied argument is not a valid
>File-Handle resource in
>path-to-my-install/phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/class.network.inc.php on line 81
>
>Can someone tell me how to fix this or is it not an issue ?
>
>#2 when the login process executes (with a failure or not) the messages file
>showed a weird (at least to me) deny message from the ipchains module
>
>Jul 20 10:32:54 myserver kernel: Packet log: denylog DENY eth1 PROTO=6
>129.6.15.28:13 my.ip.address:1402 L=40 S=0x00 I=20750 F=0x4000 T=37 (#1)
>(where it has port 1402 various numbers appear here which I assume is a random
>response port)
>
>which appears to be a call to time-a.nist.gov ?  Is this something that
>phpgroupware does a lookup on or ?
>
>Now that I can login I am off to research using phpgroupware.
>
>cheers
>Tony
>
>Dave Hall <address@hidden> said:
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>> Hi Tony,
>>
>> Can you please provide a bit more info on your install:
>>
>> OS, Distro, Version?
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>> Websever and version?
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>> Type of authentication used?
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>> Browser, Version, OS etc?
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>> Anything else you think we would like/need to know about your setup...
>>
>> This should give us all a bit more to work with.
>>
>> btw - are there any errors showing up in the php/webserver logs?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> skwashd
>> Dave Hall
>> e address@hidden
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Tony Howden <address@hidden>
>> Date: Friday, July 19, 2002 7:45 pm
>> Subject: [Phpgroupware-users] RC4 problem after setup
>>
>> >
>> > Hi All
>> >
>> > I have just setup phpgroupware for the first time and seem to have
>> > got through
>> > the setup with everything in the right place but...
>> >
>> > When I select the login page it displays, I then enter demo /
>> > guest or the admin
>> > user / pwd and click login, the browser just sits. Its as if it
>> > cannot find
>> > itself or where to go next.
>> >
>> > I've redone the config several times, killed and recreated the
>> > user accounts,
>> > and I am stumped. Any assistance please...
>> >
>> > TIA
>> >
>> > Tony
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > regards
>> >
>> > Tony Howden
>> >
>> >
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>Tony Howden
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