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mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

First steps in trying to synchronise my E71.

I went (with my browser initially, yes I know I need to do it from the
phone) to http://<my server>/egroupware/rpc.php and got the following
messages:-

    You need to set mbstring.func_overload to 0 for rpc.php.
    You should access this URL only with a SyncML enabled device.

... but, but, but I just carefully set mbstring.func_overload to 7 as
requested by the main eGroupware installation sequence.

So, which should it be?

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Re: mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

On Fri, Jun 04, 2010 at 04:00:34PM +0100, Chris G wrote:

> First steps in trying to synchronise my E71.
>
> I went (with my browser initially, yes I know I need to do it from the
> phone) to http://<my server>/egroupware/rpc.php and got the following
> messages:-
>
>     You need to set mbstring.func_overload to 0 for rpc.php.
>     You should access this URL only with a SyncML enabled device.
>
> ... but, but, but I just carefully set mbstring.func_overload to 7 as
> requested by the main eGroupware installation sequence.
>
> So, which should it be?
>
It's OK, I've found the problem, something had set
mbstring.func_overload to 7 in my /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file and
that was overriding all of eGroupware's settings.  Removing the
php.ini file entry has sorted things out

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Re: mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

Yes, but eGroupware setup checks the overload to be "7", stating it's must for UTF-8 support.
However, SyncML says it should be "0". So, I always set to "0" in php.ini. BUT...!
I think it might cause me a problem with Hebrew Holidays update in Calendar, cos' their titles appear empty. (utf-8 problem?)
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On Tuesday 08 June 2010 11:34:57 where_ wrote:
> Yes, but eGroupware setup checks the overload to be "7", stating it's must
> for UTF-8 support.
> However, SyncML says it should be "0". So, I always set to "0" in php.ini.
> BUT...!
> I think it might cause me a problem with Hebrew Holidays update in
>  Calendar, cos' their titles appear empty. (utf-8 problem?)
>

You need both.
eGroupWare needs it at "7", the "rpc.php" needs it to be 0.

To solve this, I have the following in my apache configuration:

<Location /egroupware>
        php_admin_value mbstring.func_overload 7
        php_value display_errors Off
</Location>

<Location /egroupware/rpc.php>
        php_admin_value mbstring.func_overload 0
</Location>

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Re: mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

What is the equivalent configuration setting for fastcgi in windows 2000 server.
Windows 2000 server has php.ini, what is the apache configuration file.
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On Wednesday 09 June 2010 03:20:14 Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> What is the equivalent configuration setting for fastcgi in windows 2000
> server.
> Windows 2000 server has php.ini, what is the apache configuration file.
>

PHP comes with "php.ini". This file contains the default settings.
Using Apache, it is possible to override the settings for specific webApps
and/or php-files.

The apache configuration file is generally called "httpd.conf"
If you use a different HTTP-server (for instance IIS) then you'll need to find
the equivalent method of setting this.

I do not run servers on MS Windows and can not help you further on this.

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Re: mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

In reply to this post by J. Roeleveld
I used the setup described but still when syncing this error:

22:08:38 GMT +1:00 [DEBUG] - Error occurred in sync: code 3 = Client not authenticated
22:08:38 GMT +1:00 [ERROR] - Error in preparing sync: Client not authenticated

Regards,

Marck
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On Wednesday 09 June 2010 14:13:53 Marck wrote:
> I used the setup described but still when syncing this error:
>
> 22:08:38 GMT +1:00 [DEBUG] - Error occurred in sync: code 3 = Client not
> authenticated
> 22:08:38 GMT +1:00 [ERROR] - Error in preparing sync: Client not
> authenticated

That's an authentication issue.
What do you see when you go to ..../rpc.php  with a browser on a normal PC?

I only get the following:
--
You should access this URL only with a SyncML enabled device.
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Re: mbstring.func_overload conflict with synchronisation

Joostr,

I have this on Windows Mobile + Outlook Sync...

Regards,

Marck
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