Do you know if the OpenACS site running this has the
ad_user_content_map filter turned on?
Yes, we do seem to have that filter turned on (I'm basing this on
empirical evidence, since I can see in the log that the
ad-user-content-map.tcl script is being sourced and filters are
being activated).
When I use cm_return_file for an HTML file, the
ad_user_content_map proc dies because it is trying to grab a db
handle when one is already in use. It looks like this filter is
running before cm_file_return finishes and releases the db
handle. Again, I really don;t need this either way, I am just
curious to see if its only me!
It's not just you (at least, I don't think so). I never use
cm_return_file, so if there was a problem with it I wouldn't have
seen it. In fact, I didn't know it existed until I just went and looked
for it!
See, I started using the Ybos code right when it was first
released, when there was no documentation yet. So I learned
my own way of doing things, and since it works for me, I haven't
needed to change. The content on Liz Krueger's site is all
served out of templates, and the templates are sourced by
cm_serve_section, which is in tcl/cm-defs.tcl. I can say with
some confidence that this approach works well. :)
Obviously we could have done more testing of the parts we don't
use - sorry you are running into all these problems. If you send
me diffs of your fixes, I will include them and re-release the
tarball.
