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Roel wrote:

Hi Piotr,
That's really strange. the column "token" is absolutely part of a newly created users table. So if the installation went fine, then the column token should be part of the table.
The token was introduced in version 5.1.0 to remedy an authentication vulnerability. Could it be that you accidentally mixed the V5.2.1 files with an older calendar version? In particular the "common/toolboxx.php file. The correct toolboxx.php file should show on line 299 ;

`token` VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',

Let me know if this is the case and then we will take it from there.
Roel


Hi Roel,

I have checked, and I am 100% sure that I did not mix-up.
And line 299 shows exactly what you wrote above.

BR, Piotr

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Hi Roel,

It is a new installation.
Latest version 5.2.1, the mysql version.
Installation itself was succesful, the calendar is shown.

When I try to login, login fails and I get the message: SQL error. See 'logs/sql.log'

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Hi Roel,

I did a new install on one of my websites.

When doing a first login, that does not work
and the sqllog file shows the following message:

mycal:ERROR Script: /linski_cal/index.php - SQL execute error: SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'token' in 'field list'

How can this be solved?
Thanks in advance for your reply.

BR, Piotr Linski

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(2 replies, posted in Problems)

Thanks for your tip!
Works fine now!.

Lucas

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Hi Roel,

It's fascinating me wink

I have tried to get the script installed via WAMP on my laptop.
- I have cheked: sessins are enabled ...
- session.save_path in php.ini is: C/wamp/tmp.
- I have tried with several PHP-versions.

Still installation is interrupted and installation screen gives me the same error ...

Piotr

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Hi Roel,

Thanks for your answer!
I have checked the "session" paragraph of the php.ini file.
This paragraph also includes the session.save_path info, which in my case is the following directory: /var/lib/php/sessions
Unfortunately I do not have direct access to this php.ini file nor to the abovementioned directory.

So I probably will have to ask my hosting company to execute some changes for me.
Could you tell me what they should change in order to get the LuxCal Web Calendar script installed?

Piotr

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Dear admin,

I have tried to install your script.
But when "testing" I get the message PHP sessions not working ...

So I have run a small test-scrip that gives me the following message: Session support enabled!

So I am a bit confused here. Would appreciate any tips to solve this issue.

Thanks in advance!
Regards, Piotr