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Hi:
We have recently updated GLPI from version 0.85.5 to 9.5.3 and everything has gone very well. The problems we have encountered, we have been solving except for a php error that continually appears in ../glpi/files/_log/ php-errors.log
The error is:
[2021-02-10 14:18:03] glpiphplog.WARNING: Html::convDate() in /var/www/glpi/inc/html.class.php line 166
Invalid date 10/02/20201! {"user":"1295@srvGLPI01"}
It is clear that 10/02/20201 is a date that will one day arrive, but it is not a date that the system expects today.
Can someone help me find the cause of the error? I can't know what the origin is.
What is {"user": "1295 @ srvGLPI01"}?
Thanks for your help
Best regards
Last edited by pjagudo (2021-02-10 17:08:33)
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What is {"user": "1295 @ srvGLPI01"}?
go to administration> users and check with user having id=1295 (it could be fusion inventory)
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GLPI10.0.10 (ubuntu 22.04 PHP8.1 Mariadb10.6 ) plugins : comportements 2.7.2 reports 1.16.0 formcreator 2.13.8, datainjection 2.13.4 fields 1.21.6
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Did you do the post-installation tasks as described in the installation ? There are topics about date conversations, too...
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Oliver
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What is {"user": "1295 @ srvGLPI01"}?
go to administration> users and check with user having id=1295 (it could be fusion inventory)
Thanks for your answer.
I have been checking the configuration of the users that appear in the log and I do not find anything that can give me an idea of what the problem is.
I have compared in the glpi_users table the four users that appear in the log with other users and there are no differences that could lead to this error being reported.
Any other suggestions ?
Thanks for your help
Best regards
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Did you do the post-installation tasks as described in the installation ? There are topics about date conversations, too...
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Oliver
Thanks for your answer.
In the update I have followed these steps:
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:maintenance:enable
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:system:check_requirements
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console db:configure --reconfigure --db-host=srvDB01 --db-name=glpi --db-user=GLPIUser --db-password=pass
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:database:update
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:ldap:synchronize_users --only-update-existing
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:migration:myisam_to_innodb
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:migration:build_missing_timestamps
sudo -u www-data php ./bin/console glpi:migration:timestamps
In the migration log I do not find errors, only two warning:
notices that there have been changes to the database ACL that you should review.
New rights has been added for datacenter, you should review ACLs after update @
I should create an index on the id_search_option table:
"An index must be added in the 'id_search_option' field of the 'glpi_logs table'; but your glpi_logs table is too huge."
Any other idea ?
Thanks for your help
Best regards
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