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| Member Posts: 195 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia |
12-02-2008, 12:56 PM
There are two things about SERM that seem in need of fixing.
Sheep, would you have a quick fix for the first issue? + Free: Ticket List & Search Mods | Dept. Display Names + Free: (Almost) Perfect Outlook/HTML Tickets + Tutorials: SLA System Explained | Using Template Groups Kayako v3.20.02 | PHP: 5.2.6 | MySQL: 5.0.58 | CentOS 4 |
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| Member Posts: 350 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lyon, France |
12-02-2008, 03:28 PM
The first point is not exactly a bug: I'm using a TRIGGER_ERROR to stop the process PHP Code: PHP: Errors and Logging - Manual Most webhosters set (in php.ini) the error_level to NULL wich means that the script will stop but won't display the error message to the front user. So in fact, it's not a white page : it's a page where you -should- see "you're not allowed to see this ressource". SERM is configured to "deny all acess by default". The improvment should be: "add an error handler" to supportsuite PHP: set_error_handler - Manual Customising the PHP error handler This should be done in index.php after the swift include. This is a followup to a previous "feature request": http://forums.kayako.com/f63/system-...handler-12684/ As you can see in my previous quote i'm using the error_level "E_USER_ERROR" that could be catched in the error handler and displayed nicely using the default template (the error_handler ignores the error_level) as it's not a security flaw to display those errors (but php fatals shouldn't be displayed). (You can do it by yourself it's not hard) For the second point, i agree that it should be "fixed" (i'd say improved) BUT there is something that was not written in this topic (it's been said in other ones): i've left the kayako community (i was a trainee at the time i wrote this module). I've never used this module for myself and i don't even use supportsuite now (i don't need it, i'm a student ). I don't want to improve the module because i don't know how much time it will take me. That's why this module is given to the community: i hope that someone will continue it. I'm first when it comes to say "this module" isn't -complete-.I'm a bit sorry to say that i -won't do it- (it's all about motivations) I've subscribed to the topics i've created because i dislike to leave something not working (so i'm helping a bit people that need helps), but i've told myself to limit my implication. Sorry again. Antoine -- Lurking around there -- |
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| Member Posts: 195 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia |
12-02-2008, 05:21 PM
Umm... Ok. You mean, no free lunch? Quote:
So go on then... go away. Leave us to mope about, trying to dissect Kayako and make everything work as we'd really like it, while you attend to your studies, drink beer, and ogle campus beauties. We'll be fine here, really we will... ![]() + Free: Ticket List & Search Mods | Dept. Display Names + Free: (Almost) Perfect Outlook/HTML Tickets + Tutorials: SLA System Explained | Using Template Groups Kayako v3.20.02 | PHP: 5.2.6 | MySQL: 5.0.58 | CentOS 4 | |
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| Member Posts: 195 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia |
30-03-2008, 12:39 PM
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<sigh>+ Free: Ticket List & Search Mods | Dept. Display Names + Free: (Almost) Perfect Outlook/HTML Tickets + Tutorials: SLA System Explained | Using Template Groups Kayako v3.20.02 | PHP: 5.2.6 | MySQL: 5.0.58 | CentOS 4 | |
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| Member Posts: 195 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Jakarta, Indonesia | SERM and IRS Search-in-KB-Titles mod -
06-04-2008, 09:05 AM
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You know, it seems to me that the first issue that I previously mentioned has been fixed in recent CVS builds: Quote:
But wouldn't you know it... there's another little bit that might need twiddling--or maybe just a note here. I'm using both SERM and the IRS search-in-KB-title mod. But the IRS search was not working; it simply would refuse to return any hits. I've traced the problem to this modification, where you say: Quote:
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| Member Posts: 350 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lyon, France | Hi Matthew, sorry for the little delay. Can you try this error handler? (add it in index.php just after PHP Code: You should contact me on msn (GMT+1). PHP Code: -- Lurking around there -- |
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| New Member Posts: 3 Join Date: Jun 2008 |
19-06-2008, 02:20 PM
Hi there! I understand that most likely I'm "too late" in this discussion and SERM is the passed day for our respected Sheep, who enjoys now of his new job and beauties in Lyon :-), but maybe I'll be lucky and somebody is still interesting in this topic... So, the problem is that neither http://myownaddress.something/support/setup/ nor http://mysite.domain/support/setup/ cannot be found in WEB :-( After I made all the changes in sources accordingly to setup.php, I reached the point where I need to go to any of above sites and here oops... they do not exist anymore :-( Does anybody know what can I do now? Maybe another address is active..? |
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| Member Posts: 350 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lyon, France |
19-06-2008, 10:18 PM
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![]() To solve your matter, if the setup folder doesn't exist anymore just reupload the one that is inside the Supportsuite package. BTW: http://myownaddress.something/support/setup/ is just a sample adress, yours could be http://insertyourdomainname.net/setup/ (no "support" subfolder) -- Lurking around there -- | |
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| New Member Posts: 3 Join Date: Jun 2008 |
20-06-2008, 01:03 PM
Thanks Antoine, I got it. And it is installed now. Though now I have another problem. Following First time guide, I did all the steps: - Go the staff panel - Go to the “rights” tab > Manage rights - Create a subgroup (from the root) called guest - Create a subgroup (from guest) called registered - Go to Manage Usergroups - Click on Guest - Click on the RightGroups tab - Check the Guest mark But I can't do the very last item - "Submit", since there is NO Submit button on the page. I'm digging in sources now, trying to find out why it is so. I'm afraid SERM becomes incompatible with the newest versions of Support Suit (I'm using v.3.20.02) |
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