[imp] Database error (HordeDB): Invalid SQL: DELETE FROMactive_sessions WHERE changed < '20010228225321' AND name = 'HordeSession'

[Brent J. Nordquist]

OK; the information you've provided so far sounds fine.  But a few more
points and questions:

On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, C.M. Rahman (jr.) <cmrahman@ccsi.com> wrote:

> I am using the phplib that came with horde. I am using version imp 2.2.0
> and horde 1.2.0.

You really want 1.2.4/2.2.4 if you can, because they have a few security
holes fixed, and many many other bugs fixed also.

> No error on reloading the test.php3 .

And if you "click here to test PHPLIB", does the counter increment if you
reload it several times?

> My OS is Sun Solaris 7.

That's fine, but what database are you using (and version)?  That might
matter.

Then more generally, when do you get this error?  Is it when you take one
particular action; is it at the top of every screen; etc.?  Is the error
keeping you from being able to use IMP at all, or are you still able to
compose and read messages, etc.?

The more details you can give us, the better.  :-)

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>From chuck@horde.org Date: Sat,  3 Mar 2001 17:49:33 -0500
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Quoting Albrigo Michele <albrigo@omega.sci.univr.it>:

> Yes, it does. Only if invoked by the command line, sadly :(

Why would it not be being called from the command line?

-chuck

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Quoting Dan Ellis <danellis@rushmore.com>:

> When I first read the message, I was thinking of a more user-defined "skin". 
> I'm not sure if I like the idea or not, as I'm more function over form, but I
> thing it should be fairly easy to implement.  If this is something thatpeople 
> feel might be a worth while cause, I'm more than willing to join the 
> development team and help out..

My main objection to skins is that they tend to be _ugly_. They put UI design 
into the hands of people who really don't know what they're doing. If people 
wanted users to be able to select between a few pre-defined sets of colors, 
that's a possibility, though, but I'm not sure how much it really adds...

-chuck

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