Tickets :: Comment on [#6043] Kolab does not support anonymous (guest) users

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Comment	>> hi gunnar, > >> > >>> Hm, I'm not certain about this one. > >>> > >>> _shareMap is initialized as empty array in the class. So if you call > >>> getShares with a set of ids, they should end up in $missing_ids. > >>> > >>> Now getShares() will try to fetch these missing shares. If it fails > >>> there, since the share does not exist, it will return a PEAR error. > >>> > >>> So I don't think checking for an empty shareMap is really necessary. > >>> > >>> From what you post I get the impression that the _listShare() > >>> function within Share/kolab.php is the culprit in this case. Can you > >>> check what this function is returning when the sequence > >>> listTaskLists() -> listShares() -> _listShares() (nag/lib/Nag.php -> > >>> Share.php -> Share/kolab.php) gets executed? Thanks! > >> > >> note: i am talking about pre-login stage. at this point IMAP auth > >> fails in __wakeup in class Horde_share_kolab. > >> > >> _listShares() / Share/kolab.php is not reached without authentication. > >> > >> mike > > > > I'm probably being dumb on this one but I still fail to see the connection. > > > > In your original message you propose to fix the getShares() function > within Share.php. You associated that with a few lines of log > messages that all point to locations where the listShares() function > gets called. This seems to make sense to me because listShares() > actually calls getShares() with the result from _listShares(). > > > > Now you say the wakeup() call is causing the problem but I fail to > see the connection to getShares(). Can you provide the complete > sequence of function calls? Does the error occur when the login page > is shown and you did not enter any values yet? Or does it occur when > you entered user and pass and the system tries to auth against imap?
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