Notification target status not found.
Devin Atencio
dreamboy@aros.net
Wed, 9 Jan 2002 14:22:27 -0700
I just updated my HORDE/IMP to the latest and I notice
In my horde.log I get:
Jan 09 14:21:31 HORDE [emergency] [horde] string(37) "Notification
target status not found."<br />
[/usr/home/webmaster/arosnet/horde/lib/Notification.php : 75] [on line
201 of "/usr/home/webmaster/arosnet/horde/lib/Horde.php"]
What does this mean?
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Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 16:08:52 -0600
From: "Marcus I. Ryan" <marcus@riboflavin.net>
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Subject: Several problems with IMP 4.0-CVS (HEAD) (Filters, trash, etc.)
As I've said before, I can fiddle around with a lot of things to test,
but I'm not a PHP programmer, so actually fixing these things (let
alone fixing them cleanly) is not a likely option for me. But...so
others know, and in hopes of getting them fixed, here are some of the
bugs or unexpected behaviors I've run across, as well as a feature
request. I'll cover the bugs first:
(1) I'm still researching this one, but I've been asked by all of my
users (okay, all five of them on the test server) why they are asked
to empty their trash every time they log in, even though they check
the ~empty trash~ checkbox and click ~Perform Operations~, and they
have set (actually through a system default) to only do that once a
month? I have verified this one and it is doing it to me as well.
When I redo CVS, I generally do not drop and/or restore the database;
I leave it in place as is. Could this be part of the problem?
(2) Filters have an unexpected behavior. It could probably be solved
by being able to lock a given filter to a specific folder, but I'm not
sure what other complications that introduces.
The problem is that I have a rule to takes all email sent to given
mailing lists into given folders. That's great when I'm in INBOX.
Unfortunately this has caused to problems:
(2.1) I have two rules - one that moves messages sent to
freebsd-questions into its own folder, and one that moves anything
else with freebsd in the to line to a different folder. If I'm in the
FreeBSD-Questions folder and my filters apply, it first moves the
message from FreeBSD-Questions to FreeBSD-Questions, then moves the
message from FreeBSD-Questions to FreeBSD-INBOX. In other words, I
would expect the system to apply filters on a given message until it
reaches a rule it matches, and then not try to apply any more filters
to that message in the same run; it should hit FreeBSD-Questions rule
and stop.
(2.2) If you have a rule to move a message to another folder, and have
filter_on_refresh set, DO NOT GO TO THE TRASH! I had accidentally
deleted a message I wanted to retrieve. I went to trash and hit sort
by date. I had over 10,000 messages in my trash folder (apparently
problem 1 may not be deleting my messages but that's another story).
When I went to sort by date it re-applied all my filters and moved all
but about 15/10000 messages back out to the other folders.
(3) There's not a good way to empty a large trash folder on demand. I
don't always want to wait until the next Maintenance run to empty my
trash. However, since I get about 500 messages/day from almost a
dozen mailing lists, it's not an easy matter of going to Trash and
doing a Select->All, Delete. I often have page after page. How hard
would it be to put an Empty Trash icon on the top menu bar similar to
INBOX?
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Marcus I. Ryan, marcus@riboflavin.net
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