I try monitor jobqueue and see this error at click.
Ispconfig 3.0.1.12
Monitor
show jobqueue
Error:
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'AND sys_perm_user like '%r%') OR (sys_groupid IN (0) AND sys_perm_group like '%' at line 1
Debian 5.0.1 x64
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I'am not able to reproduce this on Debiab Lenny 32 Bit with the same mysql version. It looks like you either edited your admin user manually or used a manually created admin user to login to ispconfig were you did not set the default group correctly.
After little debuging when I select Show Jobqueue the session var $_SESSION["s"]["user"]["userid"] is empty, causing the $sql var to be ((sys_userid= AND... which cause the error. Another call to getAuthSQL from login or other menus works ok, only when called from Show jobqueue have this error.
In datalog_list.php when you loop through servers (foreach ($servers as $s)...) the $s variable somehow alters the session $_SESSION["s"] variable. I don't know why this is happening.. Changing the name to $temps for ex solves the problem.
Sorry for the delay but i was away for a few weeks.
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VM
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