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Unexpected Error of general user after server reinstall and DB restore

Submitted by komoon on

Dear,

After server reinstall and db restore from dump, general permission user report "Unexpected error" when log-in.
But admin account or system permission user logged in, everything is good. All of issue article and attached files, reply of project works normally.

Somebody knows how to solve this problem? Helps will be appreciated!

debug log (default.log)
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[2014-05-01 08:12:04, ] //user login

Regular user permissions

Submitted by techana on

How can I, as an admin, prevent a Regular user from opening issues (tasks) that are not assigned to him?

For example, suppose I have a project with two regular users. Some tasks inside that project are assigned to user-1 and some to user-2. I don't want user-1 to be able to read user-2's tasks and vice versa.

Thank you in advance.

patch to extend user roles

Submitted by quanvn on

I love Webissues, it UI is nice and clean; and it run fast and smooth. However, I use webissues in working with my students in thesis supervision, so I need more detailed roles (apart two default currently):
- Those who can only read the existing issue
- Those who can only give comment and add file to report their job
- Those who can give comment, add file, and also can change attribute of existing but cannot create new one

When new Attribute Added...

Submitted by wrightech on

Hi, apologies if this is covered elsewhere but if a new attribute is added to an issue, is there a way to propagate this to existing issues already stored on the database.
The example I'm working on is a new attribute/field for Invoice Status. I've added it in but as I've a couple of months of issues on the database, I'd like to add a 'attr_values' record for this entry for all existing.
I could achieve with some sql work but just wondering if there's an easier way as it's likely to be a fairly common query.

Thanks.

Cannot Upload Large Attachments!

Submitted by techana on

I'm using the latest version of WebIssues (1.1.1) and have set its "Maximum attachment size:" setting to 64MB

I've also edited my server's "php.ini" with the following values:

max_execution_time = 60
max_input_time = 600
memory_limit = 128M
upload_max_filesize = 256M

And added the following to the "my.cnf" file:

max_allowed_packet=500M
wait_timeout=30