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Hi Florian,
> Is it possible to have multiple users with admin rights
This isn't possible, sorry. One workaround could be to setup a generic email address for the admin login and share it among your admins. This generic email address doesn't have to be a valid email address. However, it's beneficial if it's a working address so that any notifications sent by refbase can be received.
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2009-11-18 15:36:54 UTC by msteffens
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Hi,
The hint from yesterday seems to have worked - the error-messages (deprecated) are not shown any more. Thank you for the help on that.
About the Admin-settings. Is it possible to have multiple users with admin rights (just as the user AT refbase.net)?
Also, when Importing the DOI import function does not seem to work (PMID on the other hand, works fine - on the same reference); I...
2009-11-18 13:52:29 UTC by florianneuro
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Okidoki. Thx for all your help.
2009-11-18 07:56:21 UTC by florianneuro
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As Matthias pointed out, the warning notices are relatively benign. You should probably not emit your errors and warnings to the world in a production environment anyway. Set display_errors = Off in php.ini.
2009-11-17 22:51:02 UTC by karnesky
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Me again...
My boss wants to refrain from reinstalling PHP, since it was installed in the actual setting in a bundle. But maybe it is possible to upgrade the WAMP server? I read in a couple forums that Upgrading WAMP 2.0 to 2.0i helps dealing with the PHP5.3 issue.
It might be possible to just upgrade WAMP "on the fly" and leave the apache and all the other stuff untouched.
2009-11-17 21:37:39 UTC by florianneuro
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hi,
thx for the quick reply...
I'll ask my boss if its possible to install the new PHP version. Otherwise, like you said, it should be possible to check for those error-messages in the php.ini?
Greetz ;-)
Oh, and thx for the pics in the last mail. You guys had the original Army-Bunny boots - I always get laughs when I put mine on in the winter... ;-)
2009-11-17 18:40:52 UTC by florianneuro
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Hi Florian,
sorry for the trouble you're facing. These E_DEPRECATED errors are not a problem with your installation, since (as I've also discovered recently) PHP 5.3.0 has [deprecated][1] quite a few of its older functions. This causes problems for refbase.
[1]: http://de.php.net/manual/en/migration53.deprecated.php
refbase-0.9.5 makes abundant use of some of these (now deprecated...
2009-11-17 16:50:31 UTC by msteffens
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Hi there,
I tried to install RefBase today on a Windows Computer running Apache 2.2.11, PHP 5.3.0 and MySQL 5.1.36 using WAMPServer 2.0
After installation, and setting up the initialize/db.inc.php (username, password and MySQL database name),
the RefBase page loads, and I can login and klick all the links (import, search and so on), but all those error-messages pop up:
Deprecated...
2009-11-17 16:38:54 UTC by florianneuro
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I've been working with an export from a legacy database and wrote a shell script to create a BibTeX formatted file for import into refbase. There are about 300 entries with corporate authors. Is there a way to get the import function to treat these as corporate authors (i.e. no initialization or reordering of terms)? BibTeX style is to put an additional set of braces around the text that is to...
2009-11-10 08:10:29 UTC by phil_aznz
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Hi nesf,
it could be that the 'fopen()' function has been disabled on your server. For further info please see the bottom of this forum post:
[slow loading of main page on Debian etch][1]
[1]: https://sourceforge.net/projects/refbase/forums/forum/218758/topic/2735943
If you cannot enable the 'fopen()' function on your server (due to security concerns etc), and/or don't want to hack...
2009-11-03 23:01:38 UTC by msteffens
