Let's try something else:
Edit: 'front/item_device_common.form.php'
And comment out the lines
if (!$item_device->canView()) {
// Gestion timeout session
Session::redirectIfNotLoggedIn();
Html::displayRightError();
}
Like
/*if (!$item_device->canView()) {
// Gestion timeout session
Session::redirectIfNotLoggedIn();
Html::displayRightError();
}*/
Save it and try again.
If this solve your problem then you have a problem of sessions that expires in
a very short time, or a problem with session management (check your php.ini
file)
Another test that can be done is in ‘inc/html.class.php’ and to comment like
following:
static function displayRightError() {
self::displayErrorAndDie(__("You don't have permission to perform this
action."));
}
static function displayRightError() {
// self::displayErrorAndDie(__("You don't have permission to perform this
action."));
}
DON’T FORGET TO UNCOMMENT THESE LINES AFTER TEST ☺!
Regards,
Olivier MORON
Miscellaneous Program Member
RAYNET SNC
Tel : +33 4 76 33 49 52
Fax: +33 4 76 70 56 63
-----Original Message-----
From: Josep Guerrero Sole [mailto:guerr...@ice.cat]
Sent: Tuesday, June 02, 2015 10:03 AM
To: glpi-user@gna.org; Moron, Olivier
Subject: Re: [Glpi-user] Cannot add components to any computer
Hi Olivier,
> For rights I'm using the following commands:
>
> sudo chmod -R ug=rwX,o=r /var/www
>
> sudo chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
>
> To be sure …
Thanks for the suggestion!
The Debian package installs glpi files under /usr/share/glpi and then uses a
specific apache configuration file for glpi with these contents:
Alias /glpi /usr/share/glpi
<Directory /usr/share/glpi>
DirectoryIndex index.php
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride Limit Options FileInfo
</Directory>
So what I did is (as root):
chmod -R ug=rwX,o=r /usr/share/glpi
chown -R www-data:www-data /usr/share/glpi
and then restarted the glpi computer. Unfortunately, there was no change: I
tried adding components, both to a previously existing added computer and to a
newly added one, and I got the error "You don't have permission to perform
this action.", as described in my initial message, in both cases.
I was wondering... is there some debugging mode or option in glpi (or maybe in
apache or php), that I could use to find exactly which operation fails? I've
searched the apache logs, but I have not been able to find any message related
to this error, so I assume is beind dealt with internally by the glpi code.
Thanks again for your help!
Josep Guerrero
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