[horde] Nag massive fatal error when saving task

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Louis-Philippe Allard <lp.allard.1 at gmail.com>:

> Quoting Michael J Rubinsky <mrubinsk at horde.org>:
>
>> Quoting Louis-Philippe Allard <lp.allard.1 at gmail.com>:
>>
>>> Hello horde maillist,
>>>  
>>> since a few upgrades ago , I no longer can create tasks in Nag.  The
> form
>>> to input task information launches OK but when I click save, I get a
>>> massive Fatal error of almost 1700 lines!  I am not sure when this
>>> started
>>> as I seldomly use Nag but I remember Nag was working just perfectly at
>>> least 3 to 4 months ago.
>>>  
>>> Horde is up to date (AFAIK) because running "pear upgrade -a-B
>>> horde/webmail" yields to no update available..
>>>
>>> Due to filesize limitations, the actual fatal error that is displayed
>>> in my
>>> web browser when nag crashes is available on pastebin at the following
>>> address:  http://pastebin.com/AT7Nc7zM
>>>
>>> Any help appreciated on how to troubleshoot this.  With this and the
>>> Fatal
>>> error I am getting when I click "Reply to All" in an email, I am
> starting
>>> to wonder what will be next...
>>
>> Ok. It looks like the tasklist_id isn't being sent from the form when
>> being saved. This is normal, when there is only one writable tasklist.
>> In this case, we get the tasklist_id from the default_tasklist pref. For
>> some reason, for you, the following block in SaveTask.php:
>>
>>        if ($prefs->isLocked('default_tasklist') ||
>>            count(Nag::listTasklists(false, Horde_Perms::EDIT,
> false)) <=
>> 1) {
>>            $info['tasklist_id'] = $info['old_tasklist'] =
>> Nag::getDefaultTasklist(Horde_Perms::EDIT);
>>        }
>>
>> is not being executed like it should, so one of the conditionals there
>> is not evaluating to true. My guess is it's something wrong with your
>> default_tasklist preference. Try visiting Nag's pref page and re-saving
>> it. Otherwise, execute the Nag::listTasklists(false, Horde_Perms::EDIT,
>> false) portion of the code in the horde admin phpshell (under Nag's
>> context) and see what that returns.
>>
>> --
>> mike
>> The Horde Project
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>
>  I haven't got any replies from my email of Nov 23, and I am not sure if it
> was sent to the list, so I am retrying in the hope of putting this issue to
> rest once and for all, and since I am getting the need to use nag for task
> management..
>
> To answer Michael's suggestion, I have tried re-saving Nag's prefs and
> re-creating a task, to no avail.
>
> Then I went to PHP Shell (under Nag's context) and ran
> "Nag::listTasklists(false, Horde_Perms::EDIT, false)" which gave only
>
> PHP Code
> 1  Nag::listTasklists(false, Horde_Perms::EDIT, false)
>
> Not sure how to interpret this but I think nothing was executed.  Right
> now, its important to mention that the tasklist is empty on purpose (I
> deleted all of them a while back).
>
> Im hoping to be able to fix this soon with the help of the maillist.

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-- 
Jan Schneider
The Horde Project
http://www.horde.org/