Fwd: Re: [nag] nag 1.0RC3 problem

[horde@martycombs.com]

Sound like a similar problem I've had with nag on RedHat 7.2.  Not only
would nag not add a new task, but it would not even delete a task which I
added manually to mysql.  Logging all queries to the database revealed
only select statements passed to mysql.  No insert or delete statements
were ever made.

I tried deleting the database entirely and re-adding it, removing all the
horde directory and re-checking it out from CVS.  I even had a friend tar
ball up his working horde setup (from a FreeBSD system) and give it to me.
Nothing worked.

I tried the setup today on a freshly installed RedHat 7.3 system and
experienced the same problems listed in the first paragraph.  It's as if
PHP (or horde) refuses to pass anything but a select statement to mysql.

marty :-(

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Marty Combs
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Jan Schneider wrote:

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>----- Weitergeleitete Nachricht von Cory Eakins <cory@anywaregroup.com> -----
>    Datum: 30 May 2002 09:51:50 -0300
>    Von: Cory Eakins <cory@anywaregroup.com>
>Antwort an: Cory Eakins <cory@anywaregroup.com>
> Betreff: Re: [nag]  nag 1.0RC3 problem
>      An: Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>
>
>Ok, tried that, and I didn't recieve any useful information.
>But, I did some deep digging on my own, and I've come up with the
>following observations.
>
>1.  If I manually insert a record into the database, I can see it on the
>task list.
>2.  If I click on the task, and in the popup, press delete, it gets
>deleted.
>3.  No functions in the drop down list box work.
>4.  None, of the functions access via the top menu work.
>
>BTW, I'm running RedHat 7.3, PHP 4.1.2, Apache 1.3.23, and MySQL
>v3.23.49
>
>Cory Eakins
>
>> Zitat von Cory Eakins <cory@anywaregroup.com>:
>>
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> >   Looking for a little help with the latest nag release, 1.0R3.
>> >
>> >   I installed nag on my system, where horde (2.1RC3), imp (3.1RC3),
>> > turba (1.1RC3) and kronolith (1.0RC3) are installed.  All the other
>> > components are working correctly.  Followed the directions in the nag
>> > INSTALL doc.  Ran the mysql db script to add nag_tasks, and setup the
>> > database connection info in nag/config/config.php
>> >
>> > I bring up nag, and click new task, everything looks great, type in some
>> > test info, and press save task.  This sends me back to the task list
>> > (which is still empty), search for my task, it doesn't exist... go look
>> > in the database, there is nothing in there either.  Either I'm missing
>> > something here or nag 1.0RC3 is royally broken.
>> >
>> > BTW, I can change the table name as much as I want and get no errors,
>> > but if I change anything else it errors out... so it looks to me like
>> > it's not the connection to the database that's broken, but the actual
>> > sql to insert/edit/delete/search through the table in the database.
>>
>> I improved the error reporting a bit after RC3. Try to get Nag from cvs
>> (branch RELENG_1) and see if you get something helpful.
>>
>> Jan.
>>
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