Re: [eGroupWare-developers] Address book issues in trunk

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Oscar Manuel G=F3mez Senovilla escribi=F3:
> Hi
>=20
>=20
> - The ACL for users and groups. I find them too restrictive, and at
> least the behaviour is different than the one for contacts in sql. From
> this point of view, I think it's a bug. One related thing I can't find
> documented is that _maybe_ putting the members allowed to write in a
> "egwadmin" group could make it work, but I didn't test this yet.


I have to say that this is all my fault. The acls are ok, and the
problem is debian setup and my own fault. The acl to make it readable by
* (the same that allows the admin to write everywhere) was before the
addressbook acls, so putting if after solved the problem.


There are also a couple of things that the nis2rfc307bis.php could do,
or at least warn: 1) the correspondence between categories (category
attribute vs phpgwcatid -IIRC-). Fortunately, a manual solution is not
too difficult: first, find out the categories in the ldif file ("grep -i
phpgwcontactcatid|sort -u", with optional "|cut -f 2" to show the
numbers only), and lookup those values in the db ("select
cat_id,cat_name from egw_categories where cat_appname=3D'addressbook' or
cat_appname=3D'phpgwapi'"). Then, edit the ldif file and replace
"phpgwContactCatId: XX" (beware capitalization, depending on the editor,
 or sed) by "category: <cat_name>", with the result of the select for
the chosen cat_id. Repeat this for all categories. 2) Get rid of old
schemas, with can be donde with "grep -v phpgw your.ldif >
nophpgw.ldif". I think a ldif to be imported with slapadd should be
ready this way.
For some unknown (to me) reason, you can filter by category in the
addressbook view, and this filter works ok, but some contacts don't have
the specified category in the categories tab (it's sometimes empty), so
I have had to browse them all, edit and (re)write. One more note:
sometimes i get an error saying that the contact already exists (which
of course true, since I'm editing), but in all cases I've been able to
save it by just clicking "apply" again. With this, the messed
installation is working again.


I also have another problem with addressbook at my own installation,
this one related to performance. The 32 Mb limit set in .htaccess gets
exhausted very often ("Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432
bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2864900 bytes) in Unknown on line 0")
and this can cause many problems, because if the data is tried to be
saved, it can be overwritten or corrupt.

I've found this limit when editing a task, so it's not related to
addressbook.


Anyway, the new addressbook is great.


Regards and happy new year.

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