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- Debian: New phpgroupware packages fix unintended PHP execution and SQL injection
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- Debian: New phpgroupware package fix several vulnerabilities
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Arghhh
by easyconsult.dk - Mar 18th 2006 05:49:14
As for 99% of all OpenSource, its mission impossible to install if youre
not an computer expert.
Wonder why these OpenSource people can't make a install solution like :
point -> click -> install -> setup for humans -> run ->
use.
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Safe Mode?
by PDJohe - Mar 25th 2003 04:09:57
I have trouble running your app in Safe Mode. In particular, it seems as
if some scripts are trying to read /tmp
(phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/class.sessions_php4.inc.php) when trying to
read the session variables. Then I saw it again trying to read / in the
scripts phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/functions.inc.php and
phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/footer.inc.php, although I am not sure what this
was connected to.
Would I have to use mysql sessions to view current logins if safe mode is
turned on? And with the later problem, could this be from incorrect
configuration or is this a limitation of the current project?
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Re: Safe Mode?
by skwashd - Jul 6th 2003 17:26:23
> I have trouble running your app in Safe
> Mode. In particular, it seems as if
> some scripts are trying to read /tmp
> (phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/class.sessions_php4.inc.php)
> when trying to read the session
> variables. Then I saw it again trying
> to read / in the scripts
> phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/functions.inc.php
> and
> phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/footer.inc.php,
> although I am not sure what this was
> connected to.
>
> Would I have to use mysql sessions to
> view current logins if safe mode is
> turned on? And with the later problem,
> could this be from incorrect
> configuration or is this a limitation of
> the current project?
I am sorry phpgroupware will not run with safe_mode=on
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pda sync
by tikomoon - Jun 26th 2002 12:19:26
is there some work on pda sync, like palm or others?
phpgroupware is cool, very good, but that functionnality is realy
missing...
Another thing is to be able to accept or refuse an appointment in
calendatr through a link in mail send....
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Re: pda sync
by Poli - Aug 3rd 2002 20:49:12
There's a project to sync it with PalmOS devices.
You can find more information on
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpgwpalmsync/
Regards.
> is there some work on pda sync, like
> palm or others?
>
> phpgroupware is cool, very good, but
> that functionnality is realy missing...
>
> Another thing is to be able to accept or
> refuse an appointment in calendatr
> through a link in mail send....
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Re: pda sync
by Vladimir Klebanov - Jan 23rd 2003 03:47:54
>
> There's a project to sync it with PalmOS
> devices.
>
> You can find more information on
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpgwpalmsync/
I have updated this software to work with latest version of phpGroupWare.
Check out:
http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~unny/phpgwpalmsync/
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Re: pda sync
by skwashd - Feb 3rd 2003 20:23:33
> is there some work on pda sync, like
> palm or others?
>
> phpgroupware is cool, very good, but
> that functionnality is realy missing...
>
> Another thing is to be able to accept or
> refuse an appointment in calendatr
> through a link in mail send....
The pda(palm) sync is being actively developed at the moment, it will form
the basis for other sync interfaces for phpgroupware.
As for the accept/refuse via mail, we are working on iCal/vCal support in
the next major release.
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install
by rich - Feb 1st 2002 20:22:08
The better the docs the easier it is to get software setup and running.
When that happens more people use the software, and on and on. This is
such a neat package, it's too bad that nobody has taken the time to sit
down and give out the real instructions on how to install this and get it
up and running.
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Re: install
by Seek3r - Feb 1st 2002 23:02:33
Wouldnt mind having you jump in and give it a shot
--
Imagine the past, remember the future.
Seek3r
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great potential ... but...
by be - Jan 12th 2002 09:54:43
almost 5 months ago i downloaded 0.9.12 ,set it up in a small (20 user)
office environment and got it running nicely on an old pentium.i spent a
lot of time fine tuning and training users, in the hope that it would one
day, maybe, get to version 1 and be a little bit more credible.
gee it's taken a long time to get nowhere, nothing really works
completely, a lot of of things almost work, but have bits missing, some
things arent very user friendly and have no documentation. in the end i
had to through it out and spend $700 on teamware.
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Re: great potential ... but...
by Jan Willem - Jan 14th 2002 03:53:23
> almost 5 months ago i downloaded 0.9.12
> ,set it up in a small (20 user) office
> environment and got it running nicely on
> an old pentium.i spent a lot of time
> fine tuning and training users, in the
> hope that it would one day, maybe, get
> to version 1 and be a little bit more
> credible.
> gee it's taken a long time to get
> nowhere, nothing really works
> completely, a lot of of things almost
> work, but have bits missing, some things
> arent very user friendly and have no
> documentation. in the end i had to
> through it out and spend $700 on
> teamware.
Not to criticize(?) the work of the phpGroupware authors, but did you try
other groupware applications?
There are several -free-
alternatives to phpGroupware. For instance, MoreGroupware is extremely
actively developed and quite stable!
--
Greetings,
-- JaWi
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Re: great potential ... but...
by be - Jan 14th 2002 04:42:38
at the time there were many alternatives, now a search for groupware shows
45 projects. perhaps groupware would be a suitable catgory for the
"category reviews" section. like "financial packages", credible
"groupware" applications certainly make linux a more attractive option
for the business world.
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Re: great potential ... but...
by jeff covey - Jan 14th 2002 13:27:34
> perhaps groupware would be a suitable catgory for the "category
> reviews" section.
That's a great idea; I'll try to find someone to do it. There isn't
an obvious person for this job, so if you have any suggestions, let me
know.
Thanks,
Jeff
--
vs lbh pna ernq guvf, lbh'er n trrx.
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Re: great potential ... but...
by sam - Feb 26th 2003 08:40:05
...vs lbh pna ernq guvf, lbh'er n trrx...
I guess i'm a geek then...
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Re: great potential ... but...
by Seek3r - Jan 14th 2002 13:34:55
Development has been going on at an insane rate and if you needed new
features you were welcome to use the development code. We are a couple
weeks from a new release, but it will still not be 1.0.
In general I think phpGW is more than stable enough to be called 1.0 by
most projects standards, but the phpGW team has a higher standard and we
wont be rushed to call a release 1.0 just so you or anyone else can think
its credible.
--
Imagine the past, remember the future.
Seek3r
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