On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 04:43 -0700, Anders wrote:
>
> Somehow a file wasn't deleted during backup procedures whereby /
> partition got up to 100% usage. Finding and deleting that file solved
> all issues with phpgw.
Glad you sorted it out. For others looking at this thread for info
about the this problem, here is some info.
This problem is usually caused by users trying to access a phpgw install
via a transparent proxy cluster which use a different IP address for
each request. AOL is probably the biggest culprit. If you can not
login to fix this problem try running the following SQL statement on
your phpgw db
DELETE FROM phpgw_config WHERE config_name = 'session_checkip' AND
config_app = 'phpgwapi'
Cheers
Dave
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