RE: [Phpgroupware-users] Re. calender reminders

[Scott Reese]

Greetings Dave:

I am testing/evaluating phpGroupWare for use here.  I started out with a
0.9.14 installation and things worked well.  I tried to upgrade to the
0.9.16 release and experienced the same types if issues that you are
describing.  I eventually gave up and created a whole new database from the
0.9.16 code, and everything worked fine.  

Easy to do since I wasn't using it in production and just had test data,
don't know what I would have done if I needed to go with live data. 

Scott.

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Behalf Of Marcus Frischherz
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 11:03 AM
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Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Re. calender reminders

Dave,

I created my test-installation by first copying my 0.9.14 to a new 
directory, then I ran:

cvs update -r Version-0_9_16-branch -dP

and this I did today. Then I ran the setup to update the database (a 
copy, too).

Later I tried a cvs -z6 update -dP as suggested here, although it seems 
to me that my initial cvs should have gotten me the current version. I 
still have the problem, with my preferences not being remembered, and 
the error message when inserting an entry to the calender. comics work, 
though. e-mail doesn't (IMAP, same settings as in 0.9.14).

There are no error messages in the log, which have to do with database 
access problems (only one msiing menu action, and one access to a 
private method).

environment:
Linux SuSE 8.0, kernel 2.4.18, PHP 4.1.0, MySQL 4.0.14, Apache 1.3.23, 
Zend Optimizer v2.1.0 Pass 1-3 enabled.

Marcus

Dave Hall wrote:

>Marcus Frischherz <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Yes, I see. I gave it a try today. Lots of things to do in 16.... 
>>hardly 
>>works, or is this just me? 
>>    
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>
>When did you last run a cvs update on 16?
>
>  
>
>>For example, user preferences are not 
>>remembered, I always get the default preferences (verdilak, e.g., 
>>which 
>>I don't like), no matter how often I change the preferences. And 
>>calender does not allow to add any entry, so I can't really test 
>>the 
>>notification.. this is the error message I get, when trying to add 
>>an 
>>entry:
>>
>>
>>*Fatal error*: Unsupported operand types in 
>>*/home/www/cal_test/calendar/inc/class.bocalendar.inc.php* on line 
>>*1079
>>so.. should I report all the errors somewhere, or are they already 
>>known?
>>Marcus
>>
>>*Dave Hall wrote:
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>>>Marcus Frischherz <address@hidden> wrote:
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>>>>Hi!
>>>>
>>>>Quite silent here these days.
>>>>I hope that, after the split below plans are still valid? For 
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>>>>
>>me an 
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>>>>e-mail based
>>>>reminder system  for the calender is a very important feature.
>>>>
>>>>  
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>>>It works in 16
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