Thomas Koch wrote: > On Wednesday 07 November 2007 21:43:07 Dave Fischetti wrote: >> Hey Gontran, Thanks for the reply. >> >> I don't believe anything has changed. Since seeing this error. Though >> I am on a Dedicated Virtual Server on Media Temple. They do >> periodically update things. But my version of EZ has remained 2007.1.1 >> >> PHP 5 is running in CGI mode (I still have php 4 on the server >> everywhere else. This is my only php5 script right now). >> >> I guess I can live with the Notice, and just silence the PHP5 notices >> display. I just thought I might have missed something. >> >> The script is being called by a cron job: >> /usr/bin/lynx -source http://www.domain.com/inbox.php5 >> >> I guess I could silence the cron so it doesnt reply at all (thats >> where I'm seeing the errors. In my returned cron emails) >> >> Thanks so much for the reply. Really appreciate it. >> >> Fish >> >> ><> >> >> On Nov 7, 2007, at 1:24 AM, Gontran Zepeda wrote: >>> In the interest of understanding your situation, please allow a >>> question or >>> few. >>> >>> % On 2007-11-07 at 00:20:53 -0500, Dave Fischetti wrote: >>>> I'm using the MAIL component in my application. All has been running >>>> great, but recently started receiving this error sporadically when >>>> parsing incoming mail in a mailbox. >>>> >>>> <b>Notice</b>: Trying to get property of non-object in <b>/var/www/ >>>> vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/inbox.php5</b> on line <b>684</b><br /> >>> Has anything changed on your system relating to web services? Have >>> you >>> changed the version of Components that you are using? Which version >>> are >>> you using? >>> >>>> That line is this function: >>>> >>>> function formatAddress( $address ) >>>> { >>>> return "{$address->email}"; >>>> } >>>> >>>> now I'm not sure what is causing it all of a sudden, but I am seeing >>>> spam that sometimes comes into the account that has now FROM address, >>>> but I haven't ensured that its happening when receiving those >>>> messages. >>>> >>>> >>>> Any help would be greatly appreciated. >>> Honestly, this seems like a harmless error message considering the >>> circumstance you explain. May I suggest modifying your php.ini >>> settings to >>> not output error level NOTICE warnings? I believe that may cure >>> what ails >>> your system. >>> >>> Yours, >>> -- >>> Gontran >>> % # E Pluribus Unix >>> % /usr/bin/fortune >>> BOFH Excuse #254: >>> >>> Interference from lunar radiation > > Hi Dave, > > I just feel bad about ignoring the real cause of the problem. The code > snippet > you sent is not enough to analyze the problem, because we don't see where and > how the $address object is created. > > Instead of ignoring the notice, you could for example add sth. like: > > if($address instance of ezcMailAddress) > { > return $address->email; // Why the { and " here? > } > return ''; > > But you should investigate, why you actually don't give an object to the > formatAddress function.
Hi, As Dave said earlier, there are some spam messages with no From address. In this case the $address which is passed to the formatAddress is null. So as Thomas said, to avoid the notice you should check if $address is an ezcMailAddress before returning its email property. Cheers, Alex. -- Alexandru Stanoi eZ Components System Developer eZ Systems | http://ez.no -- Components mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ez.no/mailman/listinfo/components
