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[digitalpoint]

That is a constant in Sodium. So if that constant isn’t there, Sodium isn’t installed. What version of Sodium does it say is installed for you?

 

[frm]

Can't save tracking 2 user groups, whether guests/unregistered or otherwise if registered is saved.



First one saved



Attempting to save second one.



Still



If I remove the groups and save...



Then try to save both at once again (instead of save one, then open it to save a 2nd).



It doesn't save and still get this.



And, then it won't let me change it to registered and save it again with just the one group. I get this again.



Xenforo 2.3.2

 

[Andy.N]

Yes, same on 2.3.3
I went back and saw that we were tracking 4 usergroups. Moving them out to track only registered usergroup. Saved it but it shows nothing tracked.

 

[digitalpoint]

Looks like it's a XenForo bug with their Nestable function. See:

Thread 'Nestable not coercing value'

Sep 4, 2024

Ran into an issue where XF.Nestable wasn't working as expected if items went to different roots. Did some tracing and the target nestable isn't triggering the change event.

More tracing it and turns out the issue is that this will never work (in nestable.js):

if (isNewRoot && opt.group !== pointElRoot.dataset.nestableGroup)

...because typeof(opt.group) is always number and typeof(pointElRoot.dataset.nestableGroup) is always string.

Changing it to this and things started working as expected:

if (isNewRoot && opt.group != pointElRoot.dataset.nestableGroup)

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[Ivancas]

That is a constant in Sodium. So if that constant isn’t there, Sodium isn’t installed. What version of Sodium does it say is installed for you?

OS is CloudLinux v8.10

 

[digitalpoint]

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OS is CloudLinux v8.10

What version of Sodium is showing in PHP though?

 

[Ivancas]

What version of Sodium is showing in PHP though?

 

[digitalpoint]

Not sure what's going on with your install of PHP, but SODIUM_CRYPTO_SECRETBOX_NONCEBYTES is a predefined constant of Sodium no matter what the version of PHP that's installed. So if that's missing, something is definitely mucked somehow with that extension in your PHP setup.

PHP: Predefined Constants - Manual

PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.

www.php.net

I also just double checked the PHP source, and it's in there (registered if the Sodium extension is compiled in):

php-src/ext/sodium/libsodium_arginfo.h at 29f9f903b1fa299a9aa46f6f463674f924100bc0 · php/php-src

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github.com

It's also part of the simple test PHP does on itself to make sure it compiled properly:

php-src/ext/sodium/tests/crypto_secretbox.phpt at 29f9f903b1fa299a9aa46f6f463674f924100bc0 · php/php-src

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Honestly, I'm not really sure how or why it would be, but the only thing I can think of is somehow you have a non-standard Sodium extension that had the source code altered before it was compiled. Again, not sure why someone would ever do that, but nothing else I can think of that would result in the Sodium extension being installed without the SODIUM_CRYPTO_SECRETBOX_NONCEBYTES constant.