Tickets :: Comment on [#11387] horde_alarms tries always to login as first admin user but with an empty password

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Comment	>>> Each time horde_alarms runs by cron, it tries to login as the first >>> admin user, but with an empty, password. So we get tons of failed >>> logins in the logs, plus this might lead to locking the account by >>> the backend. >> >> We have the same problem. I understand the subsequent comments about >> needing a password for IMAP. But at least in our case, we only want >> alarms that are stored in SQL so I'm not sure why Horde needs to try >> (and fail) an IMAP login. >> >> A tentative solution for us is to set the 'load' parameter in the >> 'notify' call of /usr/bin/horde-alarms to false. This still seems to >> email the reminders correctly, and avoids IMAP authentication errors >> in the log. >> >> Maybe this could be made easier for users by accepting an argument >> (e.g. '-n' for 'no load') to /usr/bin/horde-alarms, as in the >> attached patch. > > I can confirm that this solution works well for me, as I'm not using > an IMAP backend for the calendar. Not being intimately familiar with > the Horde internals, I cannot comment on whether or not this is the > right way to do this or not. >
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