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Re: [Rolodap-develop] Intro and Mailing List Patches
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From: Leo C. & C. H. <le...@cr...> - 2004-11-01 22:24:51
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<html><body> <font style=3D"font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;" size=
=3D"2"><span style=3D"font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Philp:<br>
Thank so much for this chamges. I have to do this in the past but I hard-co=
de to make work.<br>
<br>
In my test I found the following:<br>
<br>
1) In the file that you sent with the difference you miss the following:<br>
diff -Nur makelist.phtml /var/www/html/rolodap-v1/makelist.phtml<br>
<br>
- &n=
bsp; $filehandle =3D fopen ("$filename",w);<br>
- &n=
bsp; $summfile =3D fopen ("$sumfilename",w);<br>
<br>
+ &n=
bsp; //$filehandle =3D fopen ("$filename",w);<br>
+ &n=
bsp; $filehandle =3D fopen ("$fileurl",w);<br>
+ &n=
bsp; //$summfile =3D fopen ("$sumfilename",w);<br>
+ &n=
bsp; $summfile =3D fopen ("$sumfileurl",w);<br>
<br>
2) /temp ownership<br>
[root@nightmare rolodap-v1]# pwd<br>
/var/www/html/rolodap-v1<br>
<br>
[root@nightmare rolodap-v1]# ls -ald temp<br>
drwxr-xr-x 2 apache apache &=
nbsp; 4096 Oct 22 15:57 temp<br>
<br>
<br>
Carolina<br>
</span> <br></font><font style=3D"font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-se=
rif;" size=3D"2"><br>--- Philip Ward <p.g...@st...> wrote:<br>=
<br>From: Philip Ward <p.g...@st...><br>Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004=
09:52:05 +0100<br>To: rol...@li...<br>Subject: [R=
olodap-develop] Intro and Mailing List Patches<br><br>Hi folks,<br><br>This=
is my first time on the mailing list, so here's a brief intro.<br>My name =
is Philip Ward. I'm one of the Unix admins at the University of <br>Stirlin=
g in central Scotland. I've been doing this for nearly two months, <br>prev=
iously having been a developer doing all sorts of things from Unix <br>daem=
ons to embedded C on microcontrollers with some Oracle and Visual stuff <br=
>in between. I've been a Unix user since 1992 and a GNU/Linux home user sin=
ce <br>1998, having started hacking since receiving a BBC Micro in 1983.<br=
>I used to use Rolodap 0.9 at home. It was a pain to setup, but a joy to us=
e <br>once working. When I moved things around at home I tried to install R=
olodap <br>on the new server, but gave up and instead got ldap-abook workin=
g, and am <br>still using it at home.<br>My interest in Rolodap was rekindl=
ed when a friend asked me for a contacts <br>database that supported contac=
t categorisation. I reckoned that Rolodap was <br>what he needed. I spent a=
bit more time trying to beat Rolodap into <br>submission and finally got i=
t working.<br>This friend wants a searchable email audit trail, so I may en=
d up adding this <br>functionality into Rolodap and sending in the patches.=
If anyone has any <br>ideas on how to add this then I'd love to hear them.=
<br>I'm thinking that the best way would be to make Rolodap do ALL the emai=
ling <br>(so remove the mailto: link from contact display and send all emai=
ls through <br>the rolodap email client) and then record all transactions i=
n the directory.<br>Another way of doing it (probably more complex but will=
enable users to use <br>their preferred email client) would be to launch t=
he default email client but <br>add ro...@ho... in the cc list. A m=
ail reader could then received the <br>message and feed it into the directo=
ry.<br>Whaddya think?<br><br>Right, now for a wee gift. I noticed that Mail=
ing list generation is broken. <br>Rolodap generates the files in the temp =
directory (/var/www/rolodap/temp/ in <br>my case) but when you then click t=
o download the file it <br>passes /var/www/rolodap/temp/filename.csv to the=
browser when it should pass <br>http://host.domain/rolodap/temp/filename.c=
sv to the browser. The attached <br>patch adds TEMPURL to rolodap.conf and =
uses TEMPURL in generating the url for <br>the file download.<br>Please acc=
ept my apologies if this has already been fixed in CVS.<br><br>Bye for now,=
<br><br>Phil Ward.<br><br>-- <br>The University of Stirling is a university=
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