Re: [Openinteract-help] Progress

[Bernie L. <Ber...@nt...>]

Chris,

I see, said the blindman - or at least I'm starting to! 

1. I didn't realise you had private apache log files.

2. Your documentation needs to specify to chown the error directory to 
"nobody" as well as all the others (html/cache/overflow/uploads). 
(Incidentally on my platform - Mandrake - the user is apache.)

3. I don't seem to have the superuser.pm you mention:
bash-2.05$ pwd
/home/oi/bltest
bash-2.05$ find . -name "*ser.pm"
./pkg/base_user-1.49/bltest/Handler/User.pm
./pkg/base_user-1.49/bltest/Handler/NewUser.pm
./tmplib/bltest/Handler/User.pm
./tmplib/bltest/Handler/NewUser.pm
./tmplib/OpenInteract/User.pm
./tmplib/OpenInteract/Error/User.pm
./tmplib/OpenInteract/SQLInstall/User.pm
./tmplib/OpenInteract/Handler/User.pm
./tmplib/OpenInteract/Handler/NewUser.pm
bash-2.05$

4. I changed the Handler as you suggested, but still only get:
superuser_id: 1
Level: [8]

However, know I know about the log files, I'll do some more digging and let 
you know what I find.

Regards,

Bernie.

On Thursday 07 March 2002 5:12 am, Chris Winters wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-03-06 at 17:49, Bernie Ledwick wrote:
> > Chris,
> >
> > Tried your perl debug, but not sure what it means.
> >
> > Output is below.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Bernie.
> >
> > bash-2.05$ perl /tmp/bl.pl
> > Using (/home/oi/bltest) for 'website_dir'.
> > superuser_id: 1
> > Level: [8]
> > #bash-2.05$ cat /tmp/bl/pl
> > #!/usr/bin/perl
> >
> > use strict;
> > use OpenInteract::Startup;
> >
> > my $HANDLER = 'bltest::Handler::superuser';
>
> Is this handler name correct? That is, is there a handler class in your
> site in a file called 'superuser.pm'? The handler should be set to a
> class in your site which acts as a handler. In your case, the following
> should work:
>
> my $HANDLER = 'bltest::Handler::User';
>
> The reason being that if you set $HANDLER to something not in the system
> then it's not so instructive when you change the user ID we're fetching
> to something that is not the superuser.
>
> Anyway, the only other thing I can think of is to ensure in the website
> you're actually logged in as the superuser. You should be able to see a
> line in your error log like:
>
>  OpenInteract::Auth::user (33) >> User found: superuser
>
> near the top of the entries for a particular request. Make sure you
> check the log for the exact request you're having problems with. This
> could be an issue where your cookie isn't set properly, is expiring or
> is somehow corrupt. I've had the corrupted cookie problem when running
> OI on Win2000 with the Apache::Cookie module and either Netscape or IE
> (can't remember which). Using CGI::Cookie fixed it right up.
>
> Chris