Re: RE: Problems with Apache Processes

you might be right

see if you can find the line that inserts the value in the php code and add a
intval() with the brackets surrounding the code that is there

That will force null values to zero so you can test it again



access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>Dave,
>I am quite new to php programming, so I hope I'm not being a pest, but, In 
>looking
>into this a little more I have noticed at in the phpgw_preferences table the 
>values
>for a normal (working) calendar account look something like 
>"workdaystarts";i:8;
>however,
>on one of the accounts that are causing the problem (because it is set to 00:00
>hrs) it looks like "workdaystarts";N;
>
>My question: is the bug happening because the preference functions are seeing 
>00:00
>as a null value, or a no value entry?
>
>Dave Hall (dave.hall@xxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
>>
>>access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>
>>> While no one should work 24 hours a day, we are a 24/7 operation so
>>> we have people
>>> scheduled at all times.  Their supervisors like to look at "the
>>> whole picture".  You
>>> know how bosses are.  The problem is existant even if they start
>>> work at 00:00 and
>>> end at 08:00 hrs.
>>
>>Change the rostering ;)
>>
>>Ok on a more serious note, I have logged the bug and if people could
>>contribute to it we will get it fixed for 16 :)
>>
>>> Bart
>>>
>>> Dave Hall (dave.hall@xxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
>>> >
>>> >Bart Bailey <access@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >> On September 10, 2003 Jorge Izquierdo posted a message about
>>> >> problems
>>> >> with the apache processes.  He was experiencing httpd processes
>>> >> consuming all of the CPU on his system.  I am having a simular
>>> >> problem.
>>> >> An associate of mine tracked the problem down to the calendar
>>> >> program.
>>> >> It works like this:
>>> >> In user preferences, if a user selects 00:00 hrs as a workday start
>>> >> or
>>> >> work day end, viewing the day view causes the error.  If the start
>>> >> preference is changed to 01:00 and the end to 23:00 the problem
>>> >> goes
>>> >> away.  I have tried several different combinations of times, and
>>> >> the
>>> >> problem only seems to arise if 00:00 hrs is selected.
>>> >
>>> >Yeah I had a report of this problem also.  It is a boundary condition
>>> >bug, which should be fixed.  I think it will take some time track
>>> down.> I have logged a bug at
>>> >http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=5324&group_id=509
>>> >
>>> >If people can contribute to tracking it down, then it will
>>> probably be
>>> >solved more quickly.
>>> >
>>> >I would suggest that no one should really be planning on working
>>> 24hour>days, but I know it does happen :)
>>> >
>>> >>
>>> >> I have tried this on 4 separate phpGroupWare 0.9.14.006
>>> >> instalations( 3
>>> >> with Postgresql and 1 with MySql), all have the same problem.
>>> >> Additionally, changing the persistant connections in the php.ini
>>> >> seems
>>> >> to have not effect.
>>> >>
>>> >> Changing the Forced Preferences doesn't seem to fix the problem if
>>> >> the
>>> >> user selects 00:00 as a work time.
>>> >>
>>> >> I have looked at the class.uipreferences.php in the calendar
>>> >> directory,
>>> >> but I am unsure where to make changes to the code to fix the
>>> >> problem.
>>> >> Any help??
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> Thank You,
>>> >> Bart Bailey
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
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