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  • Thread Starter David Favor

    (@dfavor)

    Here’s the problem with the XCloner code.

    Tracking file changes in the directory show this, when user + pass set + login clicked.

    net1# dirwatch . | grep cloner.config.php
    Setting up watches. Beware: since -r was given, this may take a while!
    Watches established.
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:15:22 OPEN
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:15:22 OPEN

    And here’s what it should look like (generated via vim + write)

    net1# r
    dirwatch . | grep cloner.config.php
    Setting up watches. Beware: since -r was given, this may take a while!
    Watches established.
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:16:56 OPEN
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:16:56 OPEN
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 MOVED_FROM
    ./cloner.config.php~ 2013-07-08-10:17:00 MOVED_TO
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 CREATE
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 OPEN
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 ATTRIB
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE
    ./cloner.config.php 2013-07-08-10:17:00 ATTRIB
    ./cloner.config.php~ 2013-07-08-10:17:00 DELETE

    Notice the update sequence, where file changes and replaces existing file.

    This never happens from the XCloner login screen.

    Maybe there’s some hidden way to set jcuser + jcpass before login is attempted.

    It this is the case, best to put a big red message saying this, right above the login screen form.

    Thread Starter David Favor

    (@dfavor)

    No mention in readme.txt of any action required to set jcuser + jcpass.

    Thread Starter David Favor

    (@dfavor)

    Deinstall + remove files + reinstall.

    Same problem – cloner.config.php never updated.

    In fact, admin.cloner.php never opens cloner.config.php for write access, nor is there any code that ever updates the config file… that I see…

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