Aruna URL zimlet issues

[gaspode]

Originally Posted by mmorse

btw it only happens when the address has <> symbols on the ends

<user@domain.com>

where as without the <> it's fine

user@domain.com

Ah, it is probably because of the regexp we are using to identify web addresses then. We'll try to make it a bit more strict for the next release.

I haven't seen anything in Zimbra of how collisions of those are handled (but admitteadly, I haven't been looking that hard), so I guess they might replace each other or even give an empty reponse.

If there is anything we are supposed to do extra to handle collisions in the regexps, does anyone know what that is or should we just wait and hope Zimbra solves it in the backend?

[mmorse]

Sound's good-
However another note-sometimes your fighting with the browser rightclick functions...

[mmorse]

I guess you could always drop your right click feature-and stick with a drag of the URL to the zimlet area instead.
(In addition to the single/double click of the zimlet for the dialog box.)

[mmorse]

Forgot about this-it sets the dominance/priority when some zimlets use the same matched patterns.
ie: If they highlight the same content.

First check your current priority list
> zmzimletctl listPriority

Set the order by:
> zmzimletctl setPriority com_zimbra_name 0
(starts at 0 not 1)

[gaspode]

Originally Posted by mmorse

Forgot about this-it sets the dominance/priority when some zimlets use the same matched patterns.
ie: If they highlight the same content.

First check your current priority list
> zmzimletctl listPriority

Set the order by:
> zmzimletctl setPriority com_zimbra_name 0
(starts at 0 not 1)

Now that was interesting. How does it manage overlaps? Like if I got the regexp "aabb" in one zimlet and "bbcc" in another and encountered the string "aabbcc"?

[NOZIL]

Originally Posted by gaspode

Hmm, strange. It is probably related to the allowedDomains COS parameter on your Zimbra server, but that should have been set from the config_template.xml when you installed the Zimlet.
How did you install the Zimlet?

Using zimbra admin web interface...

[arturj]

I am also getting this same error when sending. Is there a solution?
My config_template.xml is as follows:

<zimletConfig name="com_arunalabs_send" version="0.5">
    <global>
        <property name="allowedDomains">storage.arunalabs.com,send.arunalabs.com</property>
    </global>
</zimletConfig>

Artur

[gaspode]

Hmm, it looks correct.
You don't have any firewalling on the Zimbra server which would make it unable to contact Arunalabs.com - Bad URI?
Anything in the Zimbra logs?

I'll have a look serverside if you'll give me information of an exact time when you tried (including timezone).

[arturj]

I tried again at 10:23 PM Chicago time (GMT -6). Same result. I used tcpdump to capture network traffic. Did not see anything interesting in it. Just my web client requesting transfer and Tomcat responding with 403. Let me know if you need packet dump and tell me how should I filter to extract packets that are relevant. What should I be looking for in the logs and in which logs should I be looking? Any grep expressions to filter the logs through to find entries relevant to aruna?

Artur

[gaspode]

Okay, if it replies with a 403 the problem lies in Zimbra not proxying then and not on our servers.

Can you run a zmprov gc default and a zmprov gc <whichever COS your user is in> and check that send.arunalabs.com and storage.arunalabs.com is in the zimbraProxyAllowedDomains?