[Koha] Circulation Problem -- Solved I think

[Bob Ewart]

On 10/12/2015 05:38 PM, Robin Sheat wrote:
> Bob Ewart schreef op ma 12-10-2015 om 16:05 [-0400]:
>> The Windows 7 workstation at the library is connected to the server on a
>> local area network. My test system is running directly on the server.
>> No proxies are involved. We've tried both Firefox and Chromium with no
>> difference.
> OK, so it's probably not something being dumb about cookies then :)
>
> This said, it might pay to trace the network requests in the browse to
> ensure that there isn't a request that is zapping the cookie.
>
>> As you can see from the logs, there are a couple of xsub entries in the
>> new database run that are not in my run before the volunteer sees the
>> main page.
> xsub comes from some date conversion code. The sooner we move to better
> logging and get file prefixes on things, the better :)
>
> The "01:26 AUTH_SESSION: ()\t  - " bit looks particularly suspicious,
> especially as there are some "Use of uninitialised value" warns right
> before it that aren't in your other log. I'd probably start looking
> around there.
>
>> The permissions are different in the two cases.  I'm not sure why, but
>> my database was originally created way back around 3.00 and errors may
>> have crept in in the updates.
> What happens if you make the permissions match? Probably making the one
> that doesn't work match the one that does...
>
>
>
Auth.pm line 770 is trying to display the cardnumber, firstname, surname 
and branch which it got from $session->param(...).  That occurs when 
checkauth is called.

I did make the permissions, userflags and user_permissions tables 
match.  No change.

The apache access_logs showed my system had an extra entry to fetch the 
patron image.

I turned the patronimages preference back to /"Don't allow" images to be 
uploaded and shown for patrons on the staff client/.

Then everything worked as it should!

When it was turned on, the volunteer should have been able to see my 
image.  It did not display.

-- 
Bob Ewart