I'm not sure what kind of mail list software apache uses on their
backend, but it sounds like they need to implement a feature equivalent
to one that mailman has:
(Administrivia filter) Check postings and intercept ones that seem to be
administrative requests? - If you activate this
I haven't verified this in their source code, but according to this
forum (http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=99335) They use a
simple md5 hash w/a salt. Here's the php function they list:
31
32 // This function makes a new password from a plaintext password.
33function
I've been using ofbiz more and more recently and was wondering if there
will be another users conference this year. Is there one planned? Who
usually organizes/starts these conferences?
I regret not attending the conference last November but would love to go
if there was one in Utah again.
You can also comment out that line like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mike
Nikita Shinde wrote:
Hi,
See if you want to send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but since
you have set the mail.notifications.redirectTo=[EMAIL PROTECTED] in
general.properties file, it will send all the mails (not
I assume you're talking referring to ecommerce...
Try applications/ecommerce/widget/CommonScreens.xml
Look for screen name=leftbar
Mike
David Goodenough wrote:
Grep has failed me, I can not find the places where the contents of the left
and right bars are defined. Anyone got an pointers?
Kenneth Porter wrote:
I've used MySQL in the past (deploying on CentOS5) but PostgreSQL's
reputation has me leaning that way. I just have to learn how to set it
up, and how to set up an admin app similar to phpMyAdmin.
Try phpPgAdmin
http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/
-Mike
Make sure that you have https=true set for the request map. This is
set in WEB-INF/controller.xml
Here is what mine looks like:
request-map uri=login
security https=true auth=false/
event type=java path=org.ofbiz.eearner.control.LoginWorker
invoke=login/
response
/non-secure-auth-page, you get redirected
to your main page and it's under https - correct? When I do this I get
sent to my login page but it's under http?? Is there another file I need
to update? Thanks.
-Mike
-Original Message-
From: Michael Jensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
David,
If you have ofbiz running that's all you need to do on that end. It
will already be listening for connections from apache through mod_jk (on
port 8009) That should be done by default.
Mike
David Shere wrote:
I believe I have conducted a reasonably exhaustive search, and can't
find
Edit framework/base/config/ofbiz-containers.xml and change this line:
property name=port value=8443/
You should probably also edit framework/webapp/config/url.properties
where port.https=8443
Mike
sqlien wrote:
Sorry for the cross post, but I thought this would be relevant to both
lists...
Amazon now has a payment system in limited beta. It looks like it's
similar to PayPal, but geared more to developers (yay!)
Their pricing seems to be competitive with Paypal's, but their in
network transfer fees blow
Could not connect to SMTP host: localhost, port: 25
Make sure that the server is listening on localhost
On *nix, run 'netstat -an | grep 25 | grep LIST'
If you see a line like this
tcp0 0 127.0.0.1:250.0.0.0:* LISTEN
or this
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:25
seed data (without demo) is loaded with 'ant run-install-seed'
When loading seed data, you should see an entry like this in the logs:
2007-06-27 22:13:25,206 (main) [EntityDataLoadContainer.java:110:INFO ]
Install Argument - readers = seed
While it loads data from each xml file, you will see
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