>> Well, as amazing as it might seem, IE appears not to have sent any GET
>> (or
>> POST) arguments whatsoever. This is most definitely NOT a SM problem.
>> You can send the HTML of the page the initiates the offending request so
>> we can make sure everything is OK there, but it looks
> Well, as amazing as it might seem, IE appears not to have sent any GET (or
> POST) arguments whatsoever. This is most definitely NOT a SM problem.
> You can send the HTML of the page the initiates the offending request so
> we can make sure everything is OK there, but it looks like you'll have
Sorry everyone, for the long message (and top-posting), but I'm not
trimming for posterity...
Well, as amazing as it might seem, IE appears not to have sent any GET (or
POST) arguments whatsoever. This is most definitely NOT a SM problem.
You can send the HTML of the page the initiates the offen
OK, I've inserted the code you suggested and here are
my results. I first tried deleting messages from my
trash folder, which fairly consistently produced the
error in the past. However, with new code in place, I
wasn't able to reproduce the error (after about 5
attempts). Next I tried to move m
> If you are still having this problem, place this:
>
> global $_SERVER, $_POST, $_GET;sm_print_r($_POST, "-", $_GET, "-",
> $_SERVER);
>
>at around line 23 of src/move_messages.php and report back with it. Do
> you get a mailbox listed near the top of this output? You might also
>
All,
If you are still having this problem, place this:
global $_SERVER, $_POST, $_GET;sm_print_r($_POST, "-", $_GET, "-",
$_SERVER);
at around line 23 of src/move_messages.php and report back with it. Do
you get a mailbox listed near the top of this output? You might also
want to
> This is releated to delete_move_next plugin. Plugin uses GET and POST
> requests and $PHP_SELF does not contain required options in POST requests
> (used when you move message to selected folder). I think it is fixed in
> 1.4.3cvs.
Hi Tomas,
I do use that plugin, but it has been working jus
Try to reproduce it.
Main thing to look at is URL that are used to reproduce the error.
If you are using buttons, you need to check hidden fields in form. fields
can be found in html source of the page.
If you are using links, URL in status bar or html source should include
&mailbox=something.
I don't have delete_move_next installed. Plus, the
problem only started recently, LONG after I started
using SM 1.4.2.
--- Tomas Kuliavas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > Problem Moving Multiple Messages:
> >
> > I recently started receiving complaints that users
> > were sporadically getting the f
> Problem Moving Multiple Messages:
>
> I recently started receiving complaints that users
> were sporadically getting the following error when
> trying to move or delete multiple messages:
>
> ERROR : Could not complete request.
> Query: SELECT ""
> Reason Given: SELECT failed: Can't open mailbox
> I'm on OpenBSD 3.3-STABLE, PHP 4.2.3, Courier IMAP 1.7.1, Apache 1.3.27
> also using SSL. I get nothing useful in my maillog, nor in Apache's
> error or access log.
Er, sorry to reply to my own post, but I needed to clarify:
Client: WinXP Pro, current on patches, IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.03042
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