Hi Ferran,

In data venerdì 13 dicembre 2013 09:13:31, Ferran Jorba ha scritto:
> >> Mmmh. what do you have if you type:
> >> 
> >> $ echo "select a.*, b.* from accROLE_accACTION_accARGUMENT as a join
> >> accACTION on id_accACTION=accACTION.id join accARGUMENT as b on
> >> id_accARGUMENT=b.id where name='submit'" | /opt/invenio/bin/dbexec
> >> 
> >> For example on vanilla Invenio you would obtain:
> >> 
> >> id_accROLE      id_accACTION    id_accARGUMENT  argumentlistid
> >> id      keyword value 19      33      8       1       8       categ
> >> * 19      33      11      1       11      doctype DEMOJRN
> >> 19      33      12      1       12      act     SBI
> >> 19      33      8       2       8       categ   *
> >> 19      33      11      2       11      doctype DEMOJRN
> >> 19      33      13      2       13      act     MBI
> >> 18      33      19      1       19      categ   ARTICLE
> >> 18      33      20      1       20      doctype DEMOART
> >> 18      33      12      1       12      act     SBI
> >> 
> >> Which shows that to every id_accROLE+argumentlistid there is a
> >> triplet.
> > 
> > I have this result:
> > 
> > id_accROLE      id_accACTION    id_accARGUMENT  argumentlistid  id
> > keyword value 4       12      2       1       2       doctype ARTCIE
> > 4       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 5       12      4       1       4       doctype EXAMEN
> > 5       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 6       12      6       1       6       doctype DOCEMP
> > 6       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 7       12      7       1       7       doctype EXPBIB
> > 7       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 8       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 8       12      9       1       9       doctype FOTO
> > 9       12      10      1       10      doctype LLIBRES
> > 9       12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 10      12      13      1       13      doctype AUDVID
> > 10      12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 1       12      14      -1      14      categ   *
> > 4       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 5       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 6       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 7       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 8       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 9       12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 10      12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 11      12      14      1       14      categ   *
> > 11      12      16      1       16      doctype TFG
> > 11      12      5       1       5       act     SBI
> > 
> > Does it help?  Sorry I cannot understand the meaning of the results.
> 
> Any updates?  Can I do anything else?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Ferran, yes and yes! :-)

sorry but these are really busy days... and the above table required lots of 
concentration to analyze :-) additionally, unfortunately, it looks good! So I 
really wonder what is the error.

Can you maybe wrap the body of acc_find_possible_actions into a nice:

[...]
try:
    ...
except:
    from invenio.errorlib import register_exception
    register_exception(alert_admin=True)
    raise

In this way we're going to have the whole stack trace with all the offending 
values.

As a last resort you might need to drop the authorizations related to "submit" 
and recreate them...

Cheers!
        Sam

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