I have to run it twice Phillip. I also deleted some user names and companies before hand. When you view any object you can replace 'view' with 'nuke' to delete users, companies and offices. I'm unfamiliar with the database structure at the moment but it it was happening to me I'd remove a few items by hand and then trying clearing all data again. Cheers Keith John Hutchison
I had the same issue Phillip. I found a URL that works. https:/{{your-host-fqdn-or-ip}}/intranet/admin/cleanup-demo/ Cheers Keith John Hutchison
Discovered how to get the latest source from http://www.project-open.com/en/developers-cvs-checkout#introduction
Issue with Senchin
http://www.project-open.com/en/developers-cvs-checkout#introduction su - projop cd /web/projop/ mv packages packages.old mkdir packages cd packages export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.project-open.net:/home/cvsroot cvs checkout intranet-core cp intranet-core/all-checkout.sh . bash all-checkout.sh On Windows you can perform the same steps using the CygWin command line. Updating to the Latest Version ("HEAD") Open a console and login as 'root'. Afterwards perform the following steps su - projop cd...
I've hit an issue where project-open is just failing to work with a non trivial cosmetic bug. I've been advised to update the source via a non specific google search https://www.google.com.au/search?source=hp&ei=k7J0W4mLH4SA8gWFuKCoDw&q=project-open+cvs+upgrade&oq=project-open+cvs+upgrade&gs_l=psy-ab.3..33i160k1.2218.2218.0.2863.2.1.0.0.0.0.259.259.2-1.1.0....0...1c.2.64.psy-ab..1.1.259.0...0.-GhUNxwIQsY and the instructions I found are just failing to work. Example ... [projop@sydney packages-new]$...
[projop@sydney packages]$ cvs checkout cvs [checkout aborted]: must specify at least one module or directory
Is there a git version of the source?
I followed the official documentation for installation from http://www.project-open.com/en/install-rhel-7 Why would the source be out of date?
http://www.project-open.com/en/upgrade-40-head cvs update: in directory .: cvs [update aborted]: there is no version here; run 'cvs checkout' first
Non trivial cosmetic crash.
It wasn't there Frank. I was logged in as system admin. I had to search through the source. It occurred to me it might be because I did not choose the ful installation at the start of the installation process.
Thanks and cheers Frank :-) Keith John Hutchison
G'day Frank That resolved the symptom, thanks and cheers! Keith John Hutchison
The documentation that I found kept referring to something like Admin -> Clear Demo Data which does not exist on the instance we've got running. I guessed the url from searching through the source. Having the relevant url that the GUI is referencing in the documentation would be a great help. Cheers Keith John Hutchison
I have some projects that are covered by a NDA that some users in my organisation should not see. Currently I'm just not putting the projects into project-open. I'm considering firing up another server to handle this. Is it possibe to exclude projects from users according to some criteria like a division such that projects that belong that user are only seen by users in the same division? Cheers and thanks Keith John Hutchison
Found the url is {{your-host-fqdn}}/intranet/admin/cleanup-demo/ by searching through the source.
When a new user is created the joining email ignores SuppressHttpPort
G'day When I upload my profile I get an error saying the file is arger than 200,000 bytes. How do I increase that to say ... 2MB? Cheers Keith John Hutchison
G'day I'd like to remove the demonstration data? Is there a way to do this via the GUI? Cheers Keith John Hutchison
We use nginx and it works for the first login. Thereafter for some reason all other urls with project-open defaults to port 8000 which bypasses our nginx https proxy. If we remove :8000 from the url it works via our nginx proxy ... for that call only. Which has now been resolved ... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51815442/how-do-you-remove-the-port-number-8000-from-project-open-url-links
Here's an example nginx conf file based on the one we use.
Thank you, Klaus :-)
We have nginx acting as a reverse proxy for project-open which is working. https://sourceforge.net/projects/project-open/reviews/ nginx is set to pass requests on port 443 (https) to 127.0.0.1:8000 which is the port naviserver is running on which is serving project-open. Everytime we click on a link in project-open the url includes the port number the naviserver is running on which bypasses the nginx proxy. Removing the :8000 manually from the url works. I changed the proxy setting to true in /web/projop/etc/config.tcl...
We have ngxin acting as a reverse proxy which is working. Everytime we click on a link in project-open the url includes the port number the naviserver is running on which bypasses the nginx proxy. Removing the :8000 manually from the url works. How do you remove the port number :8000 from project-open url links? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51815442/how-do-you-remove-the-port-number-8000-from-project-open-url-links
We have ngxin acting as a reverse proxy which is working. Everytime we click on a link in project-open the url includes the port number the naviserver is running on which bypasses the nginx proxy. Removing the :8000 manually from the url works. How do you remove the port number :8000 from project-open url links?
We use nginx and it works for the first login. Thereafter for some reason all other urls with project-open defaults to port 8000 which bypasses our nginx https proxy. If we remove :8000 from the url it works via our nginx proxy ... for that call only.
We use nginx and it works for the first login. Thereafter for some reason all other urls with project-open defaults to port 8000 which bypasses our nginx https proxy.