Sorry for the late reply.
using last squirrelmail 1.4-CVS plugin: Shared Calendars 1.1.1
and from config.php: $data_dir = SM_PATH . 'data/'; $attachment_dir = SM_PATH . 'data/';
full paths are always best for those. I'm not convinced that SM_PATH will always be available when that code is run
It fails to add events to my personal calendar. Any help is very welcomed.
(error pasted on the bottom)
Thanks in advance, Alejandro Mery
--- on /srv/xxx/xxx/mail/data/4/0 -rw-r--r-- 1 http http 65 2004-07-06 19:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ah, hash data dir, huh? that might be a problem, although the following makes me think not. Instead, why is this a tmp file, but the following is not? Hmmm.
--- Warning: unlink(../../data/4/0/[EMAIL PROTECTED]): File not found in /srv/xxx/xxx/mail/plugins/calendar/calendar_data.php on line 85
I vaguely remember a unlink problem in this and the regular calendar plugin, but don't care to look it up now (did you search mailing list archives?)
Stack Trace:
unlink("../../data/4/0/[EMAIL PROTECTED]") /srv/xxx/xxx/mail/plugins/calendar/calendar_data.php line 85
writecalendardata() /srv/xxx/xxx/mail/plugins/calendar/event_create.php line 196
Ultimately, I have a new (currently alpha) calendar plugin that is nearing release quality and I am stopping support on the version you are using. Hopefully migration won't be *too* painful (will have a script in the distro).
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