World: r3wp

webapp [
	virtual-root "/bugs/"
	root-dir %www/bugs/
	locales-dir %private/locales/
]

I see you used an absolute path for root-dir in the example you gave 
above, but in the example testapp in httpd.cfg, the root-path is 
relative, so I used that here.

Try with an absolute path for root-dir. I remember having hit the 
same issue once a long time ago, but can't remember the fix.

yep, that works. now I get the mail error I expected. configuring 
smtp...

I think it would be a good idea to create a set of sanity checks, 
to check that the webapp paths are correct and that the right rebol 
version is used. that would be the easiest way to improve installation.

Yep, sure. I have currently 2 weeks of intensive coding for upgrading 
one of our commercial product. Once done, I'll get back to CureCode 
with some major improvements in plan.

crap... seems I need to install my own smtp server.

Successfully sent mail from a rebol command prompt, but it doesn't 
work in Cheyenne, despite identical set-net config. Odd.

URL  = /bugs/register.rsp
        File = /home/henrikmk/serve/www/bugs/register.rsp

        ** User Error : Server error: tcp connection failed 
        ** Where: none 

        ** Near:  [insert smtp-port reduce [from reduce [addr] tmp]]

and it should be running with root privileges.

DocKimbel, I noticed that it's spelled "STMP-server" in the config 
file and in the other sources. Is that correct? The correct spelling 
would be "SMTP-server"

can't you use localhost as the smtp server?

from rebol yes, cheyenne, apparently not.

If I'm right, sending mail only happens in the helper.r file. But 
even if I try to make an error well before the actual mail sending 
happens in 'send-confirmation, it still returns a tcp error. It seems 
I'm not hitting the right place in the code.

BTW, I spotted another error with the captcha:

URL  = /bugs/captcha.rsp
        File = /home/henrikmk/serve/www/bugs/captcha.rsp

        ** Access Error : Port none not open
        ** Where: confirm
        ** Near:  [save/png img: make binary! 25000]


At that time I noticed the image was not displayed in the browser, 
but it only happened once.

I never got the captcha working the way doc has it .. I had to write 
my images to the public folder and display them from there.

it's probably a permissions problem

in ram?

There used to be a tracker at http://softinnov.org:8000/curecode

for curecode itself ...

send-confirmation: func [
	spec [block!] vkey [string!]
	/local url login pass template
][
	system/user/name: "REBOL3 Tracker" 
	set-net reduce [[no-reply-:-curecode-:-org] "softinnov.com"]
	url: rejoin [
		request/headers/Host

  either request/server-port = 80 [""][join ":" request/server-port]
		request/web-app
		"/validate.rsp?id=" url-encode spec/login 
		"&key=" vkey
	]
	login: spec/login
	pass: spec/pass
	template: read join locale/get-path %email-activation.tpl
	replace template "$url" url
	replace template "$login" login
	replace template "$pass" pass
	
	send/subject spec/email template
		rejoin ["[REBOL3 Tracker] " say "Account activation"]
]

yes, I thought I could make an error! earlier in that function, but 
I still get a TCP error.

You know that ?? logs to trace.log

STMP-server
: thanks for finding that one!

So, was your smtp error related to trying to connect to sofinnov's 
mail server?

I was trying to use ??, but couldn't get it to work.

Port none not open
 on save/png...odd one.

Oh .. that's for RSP.

helper.r is in the global name space ... so ?? may not work

Try debug/probe instead.

debug/probe mold spec
 inserted on the first line...

no difference. it still reports tcp error. it must be coming some 
time before that function.

got debug/probe working now. it definitely stops at 'send-confirmation.

oh that's it. I just need to fill that function up with debug/probes 
and it works. :-) got a mail now.

graham or doc, could you please try registering at:

http://97.107.135.89/bugs/register.rsp

your account will be deleted after testing is done

Type the code your read in the following image

should be .. type in the code below or similar

I'm registered and in!

nice work .. hope you document all the fixes you had to make.

cool. now I need to access the admin account. only need the password.

yeah ... you only have the hash!

encode-pass: func [pass [string!]][
	enbase/base checksum/method pass 'md5 16
]

use that to create your new password and store that in the db

ie. store the result.

default admin account is : nimda

that's in comment somewhere (build.sql or install script)

Registering: ok
Email: ok
Login/logou: ok

this is sweet! complete user and project management.

v0.9.9 is a little bit better for management.

I'll make a package asap, so you can upgrade.