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Wednesday 25 January 2006 7:45:32 am - 5 replies

Modified on Wednesday 25 January 2006 7:50:27 am by Eivind Marienborg

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Leif Arne Storset

Thursday 16 February 2006 8:22:12 am

I have similar problems. I have experienced your problem (random objects not getting published) but it disappeared after I tinkered for a while (I'm sorry to say I didn't record what I did). The problem that remains is that users that register show up directly in the content-object tree, bypassing approval.

I have isolated the bug to the case where ezapprove is set to section Users. If "all sections" is set, the approval process runs normally.

If I run the approval workflow it via the multiplexer, I get similar results: filtering by class or section makes the publishing process bypass approval, while deactivating filtering makes it work.

I get only two error messages running the workflow-cronjob script manually with debug:

Undefined index:  no-cache-adviced in /home/helsekom/public_html/lib/ezi18n/classes/eztstranslator.php on line 64

and

Warning(): User not found, returning anonymous

.

I suspect something within ezapprove breaks during filtering. I will continue to investigate this problem, but am grasping at straws.

I am unsure whether this problem is related to the one you, Marienborg, are experiencing. How do you filter in your workflow? I cannot answer your question about the collaboration table properly, but suspect that its contents are used for the "collaboration/view/summary" view under "My account".

Leif Arne Storset

Leif Arne Storset

Friday 24 February 2006 6:42:01 am

I've had to give up on this problem. :(

Leif Arne Storset

Stéphane Bullier

Wednesday 01 March 2006 7:30:49 am

You have to erase ; in php.ini on line ;extension=mysql.so in section Dynamic Extensions

Stéphane

Leif Arne Storset

Friday 03 March 2006 2:09:28 am

bobo diallo,

Thank you for your suggestion! However, I am a bit confused.

Firstly, when I check php.ini, I find no option extension=mysql.so.

Additionally, though I know little of PHP's internal workings, I would expect that MySQL wouldn't work at all if the MySQL extension wasn't loaded. Does mysql.so perhaps not control all of PHP's MySQL support, but rather a portion of it?

Leif Arne Storset

Kåre Køhler Høvik

Friday 03 March 2006 2:27:15 am

Hi

I think this behavior is related to this bug : http://ez.no/bugs/view/7898
I've got a temporary patch for it ( see attached file ), but please use it with care. The attached patch will not fix workflow processes which have already been started.

Kåre Høvik

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