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Good news for Evolution users with GroupDAV servers.

Adam Tauno Williams — 2010-05-07T17:32:50

The bug to support Location headers in PUT responses has just been
closed.  This brings Evolutions WebDAV address book into compliance with
GroupDAV as specified in section 5.4.

"Handle server's resource rename on WebDAV PUT response"
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=566354>

And for more efficient synchronization support for ctags has also been
committed.

"WebDAV Addressbook backend should use ctags"
<https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=617168>

Announcing the OpenGroupware Coils project...

Adam Tauno Williams — 2010-05-03T17:58:55

This message is the official public announcement of the OpenGroupware
Coils project.

**** ANNOUNCEMENT ****
OpenGroupware Coils <http://sourceforge.net/projects/coils/> is a port
of the OpenGroupware collaboration platform from SOPE & Objective-C to
Python 2.6.  It is intended to be backwards compatible and can be
installed in parallel with your existing OpenGroupware Obj-C services
stack.  OpenGroupware Coils will read you OpenGroupware Obj-C
configuration files, connect to your OpenGroupware Obj-C database, and
perform updates in a manner compatible with OpenGroupware Obj-C.
OpenGroupware Coils will maintain parallel compatibility until such time
as it reaches operational feature parity.  This is an *alpha* release of
OpenGroupware Coils and is (a) not feature complete and (b) under heavy
development.  However to commitment to parallel compatibility until
feature-parity ensures that moving between development versions will the
painless;  and you can continue to use your existing OpenGroupware
application

Re: tasks access control

Adam Tauno Williams — 2010-01-15T16:10:18

Quoting Renzo Vettori <r.vettori< at >pistoiaindustria.it>:

Correct.


Correct.  Think of the project as a container and when an object is  
placed in the container it inherits the permissions of the container.


In what way?

Via zOGI, or other methods, it is possible to search tasks, but in the  
WebUI there is only tasks-in-projects and the user's relevent task  
lists (to-do, delegated, assigned, and archived).

tasks access control

Renzo Vettori — 2010-01-15T14:51:20

I think that tasks don't support acls in opengroupware, anyway, tasks 
not linked to a project are only shown in owner's (and executor's) 
webui, so that these are the only users who can view and change 
everything. This is not the case when a task is linked to a project as 
task list is shown in projects and anyone who has read access to the 
project can change everything.

Is this right? Maybe this can be changed in jobUI templates?

Many Thanks

Renzo Vettori

Re: Documentation and files on opensuse

Adam Tauno Williams — 2009-12-07T02:13:07

Pull the source RPMs from the OBS and they should build just fine;  they
only fail to build *binary* packages on OBS because of standards
compliance issues I haven't had the time to hack around.

<http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/server://OpenGroupware/SLE_10/src/>

Re: Documentation and files on opensuse

Vincent-- — 2009-12-06T23:22:51

I've been busy with some other things, mainly because I got a new job. Now I 
am focusing on OGo again and am still a little stuck and in doubt. I run 
opensuse 11.0 on my server. Do you recommend that I use the SLES_10 packages 
and try to get it to work by hacking? Or do you have some sort of guide on how 
to build my own packages for this version? /Or/ should I try to do something 
without the packages and start working with the sources?

Thanks and happy holidays,

Vincent
On Monday 05 October 2009 18:09:14 adam< at >morrison-ind.com wrote:

Re: Renaming a resource?

Adam Tauno WIlliams — 2009-11-13T01:34:51

Excellent.


Right it is stored in your user defaults, in the
schedular_panel_resourceNames attribute.


User defaults are stored in OpenSTEP style PList (property list) files
in the OpenGroupware documents root.  So, for example, if your account's
objectId is 10,100 then there is
a /var/lib/opengroupware.org/documents/10100.defaults file.  If you have
just a couple to edit you can do it by hand if your careful (just use a
text editor).

Otherwise I just the other day implemented an OpenSTEP PList writer
OpenGroupware Coils so you can script mass changes with Python.  Coils
will soon have an RPC for reading / writing user defaults as an admin
since that is a feature we need.  Source for the OpenSTEP PList reader /
writer is at
<http://coils.hg.sourceforge.net/hgweb/coils/coils/file/4ed140ab0c93/src/coils/model/plist>

I probably should just have an admin RPC to rename a resource?

Re: Renaming a resource?

Jeff — 2009-11-12T17:21:29

Finally got around to renaming the resource, and these database queries did
the trick, thanks!

However, the old resource name is still showing up in the calendar view in
the dropdown (where it defaults to my account - but we have the Resources
listed there too).

What table is that stored in so I can update that without having the users
change it manually?   And wherever that table is, does it need an
object_version increment as well?

Thanks!
Jeff

On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Adam Tauno Williams <
awilliam< at >whitemice.org> wrote:

Re: OGO-WebUI Error column t1.birthname does not exist

Ken Smith — 2009-10-07T15:17:43

Running the update script worked. The WebUI is working now. Thanks

But it did give an error like this

psql:pg-update-1.x-to-5.5.psql:45: ERROR:  column "owner_id" of relation 
"job" already exists

I looked for birthname in pg-build-schema.psql, at least not in the 
version arrived from the yum repository today.....


Thanks

Ken

Re: OGO-WebUI Error column t1.birthname does not exist

Adam Tauno Williams — 2009-10-07T13:55:45

Did you try running the update script?  Possibly the dbsetup package
isn't using the correct [current] script.

Looking at the script it does look like the default creation script is
missing that attribute, among others.
<http://svn.opengroupware.org/OpenGroupware.org/trunk/Database/PostgreSQL/pg-build-schema.psql>
Try running the update script.
<http://svn.opengroupware.org/OpenGroupware.org/trunk/Database/PostgreSQL/pg-update-1.x-to-5.5.psql>


More likely that I did.

OGO-WebUI Error column t1.birthname does not exist

Ken Smith — 2009-10-07T13:29:14

Hi,

Just setup OGO 5.5 from the repository at 
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/server://OpenGroupware/CentOS_5/ 
on a Centos system to do some testing with Zideone and I get this error 
in the browser when I first try to log in.


Application Server caught exception:

  session: 54FD54FD014ACC7724
  element: 
  context: <0x0xa464034[WOContext]: 0014acc77240a464034 app=ogo-webui-5.5 sn=54FD54FD014ACC7724 eid= rqeid=>
  request: <WORequest[0x0xa4607d4]: method=GET uri=/OpenGroupware app=OpenGroupware rqKey= rqPath=>

  class:   PostgreSQL72Exception
  name:    PostgreSQL72FatalError
  reason:  fatal pgsql error (channel=<0x0xa68b574[PostgreSQL72Channel]: connection=<0x0xa68b75c[PGConnection]:  \
connection=0x0xa68bfb0>>): ERROR:  column t1.birthname does not exist

  info:


The same error message is in the WebUI error log.

Postgres has the OGo database installed by the .rpm. I can't see a table 
with a t1.birthname column.

I recall seeing some discussion about schema alterations but not 
involvin

Re: Documentation and files on opensuse

Vincent-- — 2009-10-05T20:27:58

Thanks for the fast reply, I will read the manual, I see it contains quite a 
lot of information. If you could send me the source-rpms, just to be sure, it 
would be very nice.
I use opensuse because I started using it long long time ago for my desktop 
and it seemed a logical choice for my server. Now I notice it might not be the 
optimal choice and I consider freebsd for a next server, but that is a whole 
different discussion.

Thanks!

Vincent

Re: Documentation and files on opensuse

2009-10-05T16:09:14

See WMOGAG,  it has a whole section on Installation and explains the  
architecture.  I'd guess your mod_ngobjweb Apache module is not  
loaded, or the OGo service daemon is not started.
<http://docs.opengroupware.org/Members/whitemice/wmogag/file_view>


I run it on openSUSE 11.1 and  I do all my development on openSUSE  
11.1 [11.1 GNOME is the best desktop ever]. But there are no packages  
on OBS because OBS *demands* perfect packages and as of 11.1 the  
standard is terribly specific - I haven't had time to create  
satisfactory packages for 11.1.  The source packages should build  
locally on 11.1 if you can do an rpmbuild...  I have to focus my  
[limited] time on CentOS since that is what "real" servers run.

Otherwise possibly I can just send you openSUSE 11.1 packages.

Documentation and files on opensuse

Vincent-- — 2009-10-05T15:53:24

Dear readers,

Recently I found opengroupware as  a very suitable program for me, in order to 
be able to access my mail, agenda and contacts everywhere with web access and 
clients.
On my server I use opensuse, but I found that there are (almost) no rpms 
available in the repositories for version 11.0 and 11.1 
(http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/server:/OpenGroupware/) I've worked 
around this by installing the SLE_10 rpms and they appear to work. At least, I 
get a response at localhost/OpenGroupware,  but I get a error 500. I wanted to 
check some logs, but in apache error and access logs I found nothing useful. 
From the installed files, I noticed a lot of files are installed in /usr/bin, 
/usr/lib and /usr/share/opengroupware-5.5 and 1.1 But I could not find any 
clear man pages or manual documents. The manuals on opengroupware.org are 
about a running server, but I can not find a manual on how to get a server 
running.
I hope someone can help me get ogo working on opensuse 11.x!

Thanks and wit

Re: Quick Version Question

Ken Smith — 2009-10-01T18:24:57

I agree, any new installations I'm doing are Centos

Re: Quick Version Question

Adam Tauno Williams — 2009-10-01T15:03:32

There are no packages there.

There are FC9 packages < at >
<http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/server://OpenGroupware/Fedora_9/>  Nothing older than that is supported by OBS.  

FC6 was released on October 24, 2006 and is no longer maintained.  I
believe FC9 is even unmaintained at this point.

CentOS5 is the platform I would recommend.

Re: Quick Version Question

Ken Smith — 2009-10-01T13:28:40

There used to be a yum repository here ->

http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/packages/fedora-core7/trunk

I will just have done the install from there.


My guess is that this FC6 system is approx between 5.4 and 5.5

Thanks

Ken

Re: Quick Version Question

Adam Tauno Williams — 2009-10-01T11:57:59

Where did you get the packages?


5.4 is pretty much the end of 1.1 development
5.5 is the current trunk

There was a difference between the internal versions (which was 5.3,
5.4, 5.5) and the "released" version (1.0, 1.1) which was resolved by
bumping the numbers when 1.1 development ended [creating 5.4 (stable)
and 5.5(development).  Also the odd difference between OGo & ZideStore
version numbers was resolved;  ZideStore 1.5 = OGo 1.1, where ZideStore
5.4 = OGo 5.4 and ZideStore 5.5 = OGo 5.5! :)

Quick Version Question

Ken Smith — 2009-10-01T10:58:58

Hi,

I'd like to test the ZideOne connector on OGo. I have an OGo 
installation done via RPM on an FC6 system.

The ZideOne connector says it prefers to work with V5.4 or 5.5

The test FC6 system claims to be have ogo-webui 1.1, xmlrpc 1.1, 
zidestore 1.5.

I'm sure the FC6 install isn't really ancient, what's the mapping 
between these version numbers

Thanks

Ken

Re: Quick Version Question

Ken Smith — 2009-10-01T18:24:57

I agree, any new installations I'm doing are Centos