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Hi there,
I'd like to know if it's possible to make EyeOS store it's userdata in a path like this:
/home/e/eveline/.eyeOS/
/home/u/user/.eyeOS/
/home/e/example/.eyeOS/
I see it now does something like this:
/etc/apache2/htdocs/ourhostname/eyeOS/eyeOSd03c7eebe8/users/ee7/eveline/
Of course I can make the NFS mountpoint to our netapps inside the "eyeOSd03c7eebe8/users/" dir, but that won't solve the whole problem.
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Regards,
Eveline.
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Just check the php function "getAcronim" in eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/system/services/um/modules/eyeos.eyecode .
Changing it to the following should do what you need...
Code:
function getAcronim($params) {
if (!$params[0]) {
errorCodes('setErrorCode',array(INCORRECT_PARAMS));
return false;
}
return $username{0};
}
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Regards,
Lars Knickrehm
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Hmmm... I did what you said, I changed it this way:
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#function getAcronim($params){
#
# $username = $params[0];
# if(!$username) {
# errorCodes('setErrorCode',array(INCORRECT_PARAMS));
# return false;
# }
# $userLenght = utf8_strlen($username);
# //Generate de dir, remove $userDir ? maybe.
# return $username{0}.$username{$userLenght-1}.utf8_substr($userLenght,-1);
#}
# op advies van http://forums.eyeos.org/index.php/topic … l#msg26910
function getAcronim($params) {
if (!$params[0]) {
errorCodes('setErrorCode',array(INCORRECT_PARAMS));
return false;
}
return $username{0};
}
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And now EyeOS is broken. I can't even sign out anymore! A reload results in a broken page.
I changed it back into it's original state, and now EyeOS works again.
Other ideas?
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I used this trick on a lot systems, so that's not the problem. I'd need to have a closer look at your settings.php and best a simple demo user to test where's the problem. Maybe there are some ugly hardcoded parts somewhere in the eyeos series 1 code (yes, that code is ugly in some cases!)...
Btw: Please continue at http://forums.lars-sh.de/ where we continue support for eyeos series 1.
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So here we are. My settings.php:
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[ Lars Knickrehm: Contents of your settings.php are just the default ones of eyeos 1.9.0.3. ]
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A test user can't be setup that easily, because this setup is behind lots of firewalls that won't be taken down untill we're sure everything works as we'd like.
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I changed [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/r/root.
Do you want to change [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to /home/r/root?
Best regards,
Lars Knickrehm
The oneye project.
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Yes, and the same for all the other users. /home/e/eveline, /home/u/username, etc. Automatically on creation of the account.
I changed [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/r/root.
Do you want to change [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to /home/r/root?
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Yes, and the same for all the other users. /home/e/eveline, /home/u/username, etc. Automatically on creation of the account.
Sure, for all users...
Okay, so please check if the changed function works in case you change [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/r/root first (in order to make sure that works).
Finally edit settings.php and change USERS_DIR to a relative path. Example to to change from /var/www/eyeos/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users to /home:
define('USERS_DIR', '../../../../home');Best regards,
Lars Knickrehm
The oneye project.
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Thanks!
eveline wrote:Yes, and the same for all the other users. /home/e/eveline, /home/u/username, etc. Automatically on creation of the account.
Sure, for all users...
Okay, so please check if the changed function works in case you change [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/rt4/root to [eyeos]/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users/r/root first (in order to make sure that works).
Finally edit settings.php and change USERS_DIR to a relative path. Example to to change from /var/www/eyeos/eyeOSxxxxxxxxxx/users to /home:
define('USERS_DIR', '../../../../home');
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