[kronolith] Fwd: Re: Reminders

[mtecles at biof.ufrj.br]

On 23 Jan 2009 at 10:46, Michael Rubinsky wrote:

> >> Are you using SQL shares, by any chance?
> >>
> >
> > Yes, I am using SQL shares (Mysql). Datatree is also SQL. Calendar
> > and Free/Busy are also SQL driven. On reminders settings the server
> > and email are set.
> 
> 
> So, are you using the datatree, or sql shares?  They are mutually  
> exclusive.  If you are using the former, an issue was fixed recently  
> that might cause your symptoms.  Try updating the Share package and  
> see if that helps. (The SQL share driver was not returning the owner  
> of a share in the list of people who have access to it in certain  
> cases - so when figuring out who to send reminders/alarms to, the  
> calendar's owner might not have been included).
> 

I must have missunderstood   ~/horde/docs/UPGRADING (3.1.5->3.2) wich 
states:
"There are now beta-level SQL drivers for Groups, Shares, and
Permissions. "
On Horde setup there is one tab for Data Tree System and one for 
Shares. Before Kronolith instalation (H3.1) I had Data Tree System -> 
none. Now (H3.3.2) I have both set up SQL driven. So, although there 
are two separeted tabs (Data Tree and Shares) should I not use Data 
Tree (none) and use Share = SQL?

Reading my upgrade notes I realised I skiped the 
convert_datatree_perms and groups to sql (Horde 3.1.5->3.2) and each 
application convert_datree_to_sql, as I had Data Tree set to none.

As this is a test installation before the atual upgrade on the 
production machine, I can start it over from the begin (Horde 3.1.5).

Thank you Mike,
Mauricio
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