Egw-pear icon? in egw 1.8.001

Ruud 2010-09-22 08:25:33 UTC #1

Hi,

congratulations in the release of RC 1.8.001 of egroupware.
Installed is via repo (CentOS) and already love the new look / features.

I also found some strange things that I will post here (separate threads to keep a good oversight).

after installation (upgrade from 1.6.003) I now have a ‘new’ icon in my topbar:
EGW-PEAR -> a yellow box with a question mark.

pressing the icon gives me a ‘not found: The requested URL /egroupware/egw-pear/index.php was not found on this server.’ error.

how do I get rid of this icon as I do not know what it is for and it was never there before?

thanks,
Ruud.

Ralf_Becker_Stylite 2010-09-22 09:16:05 UTC #2

Hi Ruud,

Hi,

congratulations in the release of RC 1.8.001 of egroupware.
Installed is via repo (CentOS) and already love the new look / features.

I also found some strange things that I will post here (separate threads to
keep a good oversight).

after installation (upgrade from 1.6.003) I now have a ‘new’ icon in my
topbar:
EGW-PEAR -> a yellow box with a question mark.

Can you run the following SQL on your DB and post the result:

SELECT * from egw_applications WHERE app_name=‘egw-pear’;

After go to setup and remove egw-pear application in manage applications
and install it again. That should fix your problem / hide egw-pear again.

Ralf

pressing the icon gives me a ‘not found: The requested URL
/egroupware/egw-pear/index.php was not found on this server.’ error.

how do I get rid of this icon as I do not know what it is for and it was
never there before?

thanks,
Ruud.

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Ruud 2010-09-22 10:12:48 UTC #3

Hi Ralph,

that did the trick, thanks for solving this.

please find below the result from the query (run before / after disabling application),

thanks,
Ruud.

SQL result BEFORE

Host: localhost
Database: egroupware
Generation Time: Sep 22, 2010 at 12:05 PM
Generated by: phpMyAdmin 3.2.3 / MySQL 5.0.77
SQL query: SELECT * from egw_applications WHERE app_name=‘egw-pear’ LIMIT 0, 30 ;
Rows: 1

app_id - app_name - app_enabled - app_order - app_tables - app_version - app_icon - app_icon_app - app_index

4 - egw-pear - 0 - 99 - - 1.8 - NULL - NULL - NULL

SQL result AFTER

Host: localhost
Database: egroupware
Generation Time: Sep 22, 2010 at 12:12 PM
Generated by: phpMyAdmin 3.2.3 / MySQL 5.0.77
SQL query: SELECT * from egw_applications WHERE app_name=‘egw-pear’ LIMIT 0, 30 ;
Rows: 1

app_id - app_name - app_enabled - app_order - app_tables - app_version - app_icon - app_icon_app - app_index

33 - egw-pear - 0 - 99 - - 1.8 - NULL - NULL - NULL

Ralf_Becker_Stylite 2010-09-23 07:10:51 UTC #4

Hi Ruud,

egw-pear was always disabled according to your database.

So I think you or a group you are a member off, had run rights for
egw-pear. Can you check that:

SELECT * FROM egw_acl WHERE acl_appname=‘egw-pear’ and acl_location=‘run’

Removing the application also removes all acl entries from it.