User Contributed Notes News Syndication |
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mayevski@eldos.org 26-Oct-2004 7:28 |
#246
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| It's not clear what News Syndication provides - information about project changes (bug reports/changs in bug status) or news items which are posted using Edit News interface. |
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How can you set up anonymous access? 04-Nov-2004 14:39 |
#256
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| I looked into the docs and found nothing so far beyond allowing users to submit anonymous issues. |
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intrepid711@juno.com 11-Apr-2005 23:12 |
#405
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What is not said, in plain english, is how to turn on the news syndication...
Go and edit the config_defaults_inc.php file and alter the following:
# --- anonymous login -----------
# Allow anonymous login
$g_allow_anonymous_login = OFF;
$g_anonymous_account = '';
to read
# --- anonymous login -----------
# Allow anonymous login
$g_allow_anonymous_login = ON;
$g_anonymous_account = '';
Now go check your RSS link and you'll have the news feed working...
Jon |
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skozombie@SPAMMINGISSTUPID.kruel.org 14-Jun-2005 9:57 |
#468
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I would find it handy if RSS feeds were able to be syndicated anonymously, as there is no way I'm allowing anonymous reporting of issues.
News (that is marked public) for our use, isn't anything we're afraid for the public to see.
Feel free to email me for clarifaction/ further details. |
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ut@NOSPAMdekoder.de 05-Dec-2005 6:35 |
#744
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| I agree to Skozombie. It would be comfortable, to configure RSS output (allow/deny public access) separately. |
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mattfast1 (at) gmail 13-Mar-2006 21:41 |
#936
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| You don't have to allow anonymous reporting of issues - just set the anonymous account to a dummy account (I use anonymous) - then set up that account so it only has "viewer" access. In that way, you have a system where anonymous users can view the issues and news, but cannot do anything else. |
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djpnewton@@@gmail.com 27-Apr-2006 17:49 |
#1028
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you can also do like this
$g_anonymous_account = '';
and the anonymous user wont work anyway (but rss still will) |
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personne@nullepart.com 05-May-2006 4:34 |
#1057
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| With anonymous_login = ON the News RSS works but the Filters RSS still return errors. |
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ashkulz@com.rediffmail 09-May-2006 8:13 |
#1060
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To get Filters RSS to work with the anonymous account, set
$g_stored_query_use_threshold = VIEWER;
in the configuration. |
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neopale 17-May-2006 10:50 |
#1074
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We still have error with Filters RSS, (anonymous ON and $g_stored_query_use_threshold = VIEWER; )
?????
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sunit.mathur@keane.com 30-May-2006 10:28 |
#1101
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I am trying to set up a manitis RSS Feed so that I can put the top 3 issues on my team home page, but all i get is this:
http://192.168.20.91/mantis/ [^]" target="_self">Mantis - NEWS
Mantis - NEWS
I've enabled anonymous access and that solved my 'access denied' issue.
Please advise.
Thanks
Sunit. |
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matt@NOSPAMbargolf.net 02-Jun-2006 8:04 |
#1112
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Two things,
One, RSS feed of issues
Sunit - Your top 3 issues RSS isn't going to be from the [RSS] link on the front page. That's just 'News' not issues. You probably want something like http://<servername>/mantis/issues_rss.php. This will show you all issues though. If you want a filtered list then see below.
Two, RSS feed of an issues filter
Remember that the RSS feed is generated as an anonymous user. This means the filter you use must be available to the anonymous users. Probably the easiest way to do this is to logon as a manager or an administrator*. Define a filter (make sure you have applied the filter), and save the filter, give it a name and tick the 'public' checkbox. Now from manage filters page you'll be able to get the RSS link for the filter.
* I believe the default configuration is that only managers and admins can create public filters |
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gerhard@ashleyassociates.co.jp 29-Jun-2006 6:08 |
#1159
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Whenever I'm trying to access http://www.foobar.com/issues_rss.php on my server, I get a proper RSS list which, however, includes the following errors on top:
APPLICATION WARNING #user_get_field() for NO_USER:
APPLICATION WARNING #user_get_field() for NO_USER:
SYSTEM WARNING: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/www/domains/bugs.php.live/docs/core/error_api.php:144)
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I'm using version 1.0.3.
My configuration:
# Allow anonymous login
$g_allow_anonymous_login = ON;
$g_anonymous_account = '';
Any clue? |
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sparr0@gmail.com 11-Jul-2006 10:55 |
#1187
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| I just disabled error reporting (brute force, added a 'return;' to the top of the error handler), problem solved. |
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pierre@sdc 26-Jul-2006 16:18 |
#1201
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Hi.
you have the :
APPLICATION WARNING #user_get_field() for NO_USER:
error just because you specified
$g_anonymous_account = '';
please fill g_anonymous_account with an existing account and there will be no more error.
This RSS NEWSfeed based on filters are just too great!
Thank you Mantis. |
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ploufs@hotmail.com 04-Aug-2006 8:32 |
#1214
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| When support rss feed with login info ? |
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robin.maltete@saint-gobain.com 08-Dec-2006 11:29 |
#1316
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i am using version 1.06 and RSS is not working any way (filter, anonymous acces, etc.)
is there any issue about this ? |
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