I'm not 100% sure this is a bug, but I'm getting the following error from my crons.
> PHP Notice: Undefined property: Notification::$mail in /var/www/MPOS/public/include/classes/notification.class.php on line 158
> PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getError() on a non-object in /var/www/MPOS/public/include/classes/notification.class.php on line 158
It appears the `Notification` class extends the `Mail` class instead of `Base`, in which case `$this->mail` does not exist.
* [ADDED] More error codes
* [MODIFIED] Class updates to use Base Class all the time
* [MODIFIED] Cronjobs have been slightly adjusted
* [ADDED] More base class features
* Migrated configuration options to admin panel
* Removed configuration options from config file
* Added help text for each configuration option into panel
Addresses #622 and needs extensive testing by pools. A lot has changed
so pool owners might have to adjust their own templates to match this
new system.
This will avoid double payouts via the website. Payouts will be
requested by users and processed by a cron. If, for whatever reason,
users do add two requests (it is checked if a payout exists) they would
only have one successful payout until their account balance is back up
to a save value to trigger the payout.
This should fix any issues with manual payouts being exploited through
the website. Will require some testing by others to ensure things work
as expected.
* Modified findblocks cron
* Modified notifications cron for new structure
* Improved notification class
* Added new template for new_block type
* Moved idle_worker type template
* Added new_block type to notification settings
* Adding new SQL upgrade for notifications
* Added support for per user notification settings
* Added account_id to notifications table
* Added new notification_settings table
* Added new account page: notifications
Addresses #144
* Added things to mail templates
* Modified user password reset call for new mail template
* Added BASEPATH to smarty code to ensure templates are compiled in the
proper directory
* Updated mail and notification class
* Updated notification cron
* Added notification cron to run-cron list
Go through all active notifications (active means they are not notified
again) and check if their state has changed. If so, mark as inactive and
allow for re-notification of the same type and data.
* Added main mail class
* notification class extends mail class
* Added mail template for IDLE workers
* Added notification table to SQL structure
This works already but once notified the status is not reset as soon as
a worker is active again. Need to think of a system to do that
automatically.
Addresses #116
