Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Calendar Perms

[Daryl L. L. Houston]

Now for a final bit of info that may help pinpoint the problem. I have several 
groups defined.  Among them are "Calendar" and "Admin."  Everybody is added 
to the Calendar group.  I've made the Calendar and Admin group permissions 
identical, the best I can tell (as demonstrated in the mysql output pasted in 
below).  I create a new user and add him to the Calendar group and the 
problem is solved.  I add the new user to both groups and the problem is 
back.  I add the new user only to the Admin group and the problem persists.  
It appears that there's some conflict among groups.  Is there some 
fundamental feature of the permissions system that I'm just setting 
incorrectly?  I pulled all of my original permissions over from an older 
install in which this problem did not arise.  Thanks again for the responses 
so far and for any further help anyone can provide.

D


### Calendar Group
mysql> select * from phpgw_acl where acl_account=599548 order by acl_location;
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+
| acl_appname | acl_location | acl_account | acl_rights |
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+
| calendar    | 490417       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599437       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599442       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599447       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599448       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599497       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599498       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599499       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599500       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599507       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599511       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599512       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599513       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599537       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599548       |      599548 |         15 |
| projects    | 599548       |      599548 |         15 |
| calendar    | run          |      599548 |          1 |
| projects    | run          |      599548 |          1 |
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+
18 rows in set (0.00 sec)


### Admin Group
mysql> select * from phpgw_acl where acl_account=599437 order by acl_location;
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+
| acl_appname | acl_location | acl_account | acl_rights |
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+
| calendar    | 490417       |      599437 |         15 |
| projects    | 599437       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599437       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599442       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599447       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599448       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599497       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599498       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599499       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599500       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599507       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599511       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599512       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599513       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599537       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599547       |      599437 |         15 |
| calendar    | 599548       |      599437 |         15 |
| projects    | run          |      599437 |          1 |
| calendar    | run          |      599437 |          1 |
+-------------+--------------+-------------+------------+



On Tuesday 17 June 2003 01:00 pm, Daryl L. L. Houston wrote:
> No, this first appeared in production with a user who was logged in only
> once. To verify that this wasn't the issue, I've just now logged out and
> made sure I had no sessions still open.  Then I clicked through the
> calendar and caused the problem, verifying after each click that I had only
> one session open. Thanks for the tip, though.
>
> D
>
> On Tuesday 17 June 2003 12:03 pm, BOYER PASCAL wrote:
> > Daryl L. L. Houston wrote:
> > >I just deployed a release of .916 (.914.506, to be precise) and have met
> > > the following calendar challenge:
> > >
> > >John Doe navigates from his calendar to Joe Smith's calendar by using
> > > the appropriate select box.  When he hits the back button to return to
> > > his calendar, he's sent to an entirely different user's calendar.  This
> > > seems to happen sporadically and can be gotten around by telling users
> > > not to use the back button, if nothing else.  That's why there's nav,
> > > after all. But when John Doe tries to return to his calendar by
> > > selecting his name from the select box, he's taken to his calendar with
> > > no events showing. Initially, I thought it was defaulting to display
> > > only private events, but when I created a private event to test this
> > > out, I discovered that it's declining to show any events, period.  In
> > > order for John Doe to see his calendar after doing this, he has to log
> > > out of groupware and back in.
> > >
> > >Has anybody else encountered this?  I'm still looking around for a
> > >cause/solution, but if anybody's already figured it out, I'd appreciate
> > >hearing about the solution.  Thanks,
> > >
> > >D
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > Aren't you testing the calendar with two opened sessions on the same
> > browser ? Because I notice some strange behaviors in such circumstances.
> > Now, I do my tests with two differente browsers. With Linux, I use
> > Mozilla (whitch works very fine with M$ and Galeon) and I've no more
> > problems.
> >
> > Pascal -- France
> >
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