[ZendTo] Re: Zendto Uploads as a non-local user. 4.02/4.03

[Brad Beckenhauer]

Ugh...   
Problem Solved.
 
I had that exact line suggested below...  except I had edited it in the 'comment section' so it would obviously never execute.
 
Kicking self now for lack of attention to detail.
 
Thanks everyone!
 


>>> On 8/9/2011 at 2:53 AM, Jules <Jules at zend.to> wrote:

Yes, that was exactly what I was about to say. That regexp has to 
correctly reflect valid internal users' email addresses. I hoped that 
the soton.ac.uk example given in the default preferences.php file would 
be enough for people with a bit of experience to be able to figure out 
what they need for their own domain. You basically put your domain name 
in the slots, and separate the fields in your domain name with
     \.
sequences.

But if you haven't set this correctly, it will produce exactly the error 
you are seeing.

For your domain, I would set it like this:
'emailDomainRegexp' => '/^([a-zA-Z\.\-]+\.)?aafp\.org$/i',

Jules.

On 09/08/2011 08:33, Elston, Ian wrote:
> I think I had a similar issue once and the issue was the
> emailDomainRegexp in preferences.php file
>
> Ian
>
>
>
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> Ian Elston
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: zendto-bounces at zend.to [mailto:zendto-bounces at zend.to] On Behalf
> Of Brad Beckenhauer
> Sent: 08 August 2011 20:03
> To: zendto at zend.to
> Subject: [ZendTo] Zendto Uploads as a non-local user. 4.02/4.03
>
> I'm having upload issues when uploading files as a NON local user using
> both IE and Firefox.
>
> Zendto 4.03 ( updated today).  The problem also existed in 4.02 / Centos
> 64 from the vm image.
>
> Process:
> On the Zendto login page, select the Drop-off link.
> Enter your external email address and have zendto send you a web link in
> your external email address.
> Wait for the email, Open the email and select the weblink, Add the
> recipients name and add a file to upload.
> Upload the file and you get the error below.
>
> <error snip>
> Upload Error You must be logged in as an AAFP user in order to drop-off
> a file for a non-AAFP user.
>
> Return to the ZendTo main menu to log in and then try again.
> </error snip>
>
> The error does not appear if you login a authorized user
>
> Zendto /preferences is using the LDAP authenticator.
>
> The log files
> Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot the issue?
>
> thanks in advance.
> Brad
>
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Jules

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