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My ACTIONSEARCH statements are failing for two users.

Scenario: Users go to a topic called MyTasks, where I have an ACTIONSEARCH that should list all open tasks assigned to them, like this:

%ACTIONSEARCH{ who="me" web="webs|to|search" state="(?!closed).*" }%

For most users, this works awesome. These two users, however, see nothing. I've tested as many variations of the ACTIONSEARCH syntax I can think of, and the only thing that works for them is this:

%ACTIONSEARCH{ who="me" }%

If you add any other argument at all, the search is empty. Other users don't experience this.

I'm not sure where to start looking for causes, to determine if this is a configuration issue or a bug. The two users in question are defined like the other, working users, and I can find nothing in any log files.

We use LdapNgPlugin and NewUserPlugin to register LDAP users at login time. I can find no meaningful differences in the users, or any of their LDAP attributes (most of which aren't really applicable anyways).

I'm tsnfoo on irc, if anyone want's to help me debug.

Environment

TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x02x00
TWiki plugins: SpreadSheetPlugin, ActionTrackerPlugin, CommentPlugin, DirectedGraphPlugin, EditRowPlugin, EditTablePlugin, ForEachPlugin, GluePlugin, HeadlinesPlugin, InterwikiPlugin, LdapNgPlugin, NewUserPlugin, PollPlugin, PreferencesPlugin, SablotronPlugin, SlideShowPlugin, SmiliesPlugin, TablePlugin, TagMePlugin, TinyMCEPlugin, TwistyPlugin, VotePlugin, WorkflowPlugin, WysiwygPlugin
Server OS: RHEL 4
Web server: Apache 2.2.6
Perl version: 5.8.5
Client OS: Multiple (Mac OS 10.5, Windows XP SP2)
Web Browser: Multiple (FF 2, 3, Safari 3.1.1)
Categories: Plugins

-- AaronFuleki - 25 Jun 2008

Answer

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I've grepped all over the place, and still found nothing. Unfortunately, the two users that have noticed the issue are project managers, so this will start hurting adoption if I can't find a solution/workaround frown

Any feedback/suggestions would be awesome.

-- AaronFuleki - 01 Jul 2008

The only thing I can think of is if you enable command-tracking in the TWiki/Sandbox.pm module, and then try running the commands it issues from the command line. Can they search if you use who="TWikiName" instead of who="me" ?

-- CrawfordCurrie - 03 Aug 2008

Thanks Crawford. We're building a new 4.2.2 VM, which so far doesn't display this behavior. I'll RTFM the command line stuff, and try that on the still-broken 4.2.0 instance.

-- AaronFuleki - 10 Sep 2008

Sorry, closing after more than 30 days. Please reopen with more details if needed...

-- PeterThoeny - 06 Nov 2008

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