Pdo_sqlite is marked optional in the installation checks on 1.8

[Hans-Jurgen_Tappe]

Hi!

When updating 1.6 to 1.8, I get the following error message:

An error happened
calendar_timezones::import_sqlite(‘calendar/setup/timezones.sqlite’)
required SQLite support (PHP extension pdo_sqlite) missing!

… but in the installation checks, pdo_sqlite is marked with a warning
only (flash). It should display an error (“X”) if the missing extension
leads to an error message.

Does the above message have a negative impact on the behavior of the
calendar application and how could this be solved?

Thanks,
Hans-Jürgen

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[Ralf_Becker_6]

You are right, it should be a fatal error. Install the extension, it is required to import timezone data we use from Lightning. After installing the extension, admin >> calendar allows to manually import the tz file.
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Hi!

When updating 1.6 to 1.8, I get the following error message:

An error happened
calendar_timezones::import_sqlite(‘calendar/setup/timezones.sqlite’)
required SQLite support (PHP extension pdo_sqlite) missing!

… but in the installation checks, pdo_sqlite is marked with a warning
only (flash). It should display an error (“X”) if the missing extension
leads to an error message.

Does the above message have a negative impact on the behavior of the
calendar application and how could this be solved?

Thanks,
Hans-Jürgen

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[Hans-Jurgen_Tappe]

Hi Ralf!

You are right, it should be a fatal error. Install the extension, it is
required to import timezone data we use from Lightning. After installing
the extension, admin >> calendar allows to manually import the tz file.

After the general eGroupware update and the display of the message, I
installed the extension and then was asked to “Manage Applications” and
perform several updates. This seems to have also re-triggered the import
as the admin->calendar tells me there is nothing to update, the version
being 1.2009l.

Best regards,
Hans-Jürgen

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