[sync] Re: SyncML update [PATCH]

[Anthony Mills]

The way you log is fine.  I use the same format.  I can't work on the 
code much, but I can point you in the right directions.

Anthony

Johny wrote:

>Quoting Anthony Mills <amills at gascard.net>:
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>>Johny wrote:
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>>>Chuck,
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>>>The SOAP handling is indeed correct (other than that it doesn't work ;) 
>>>when I use the browser :) Apologies, I do realise now what the 302 error 
>>>was, ta for that :)
>>>
>>>I've got some debugging into rpc.php (and have attached the diff as I 
>>>find this extremely useful, let me know if it's useful and I'll keep 
>>>sending them as I add them)
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>>Debugging is good.
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>>>When invoking rpc.php from my P800 I get further than with Firebird, but 
>>>it stops with no error messages whatsoever? I've got PHP errors logged 
>>>to file (tested with SOAP error previously), but nothing there.
>>>
>>>The line it stops on in rpc.php is;
>>>
>>> $out = $server->getResponse($input, $params);
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>>Are you sure it is stopping here?  And you get no errors in your php log 
>>file?  You should get some errors.  Check /tmp/sync.  You should have 
>>some files in here.  Are you timing out from the login?
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>Positive it is stopping there, and no errors, nor anything in /tmp/sync. That
>is, the next line of code in that file isn't executed.
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>>You may have to debug into syncml.php.  Look for getResponse in that 
>>file.  I'm not sure I can help you without more input.  
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>That was my plan, the question was, are log statements the way to go? If so, are
>the ones I did of a good format and I'll keep them that way so they can be
>included in the source for later...
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>Will let you know how far I get, it could well be a login problem, I'm not sure
>at all how the P800 is trying to log in see....
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>>BTW, if you 
>>could/and don't mind.  Can you send me the output from :
>> >      $input = $server->getInput();
>> > +    Horde::logMessage(sprintf('Server input: %s', $input) , __FILE__,
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>>I want to see if the output is what we expect.
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>Will do later today, I'll send direct to you rather than spam the list with it
>(will check if there's anything 'private' there, regardless, you'll get a copy,
>will let you know if sharing is good ;)
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>Cheers,
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>:)Johny
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