fix: Allow to refresh feeds if user isn't verified #2694
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While I was looking at the number of articles of my users, I discovered some of them had none, while having a bunch of feeds though. I took a look at the logs generated by `app/actualize_script.php` and discovered that the script stopped strangely (in this example, "OK" for denise is expected, and more users too): ``` FreshRSS[1681]: FreshRSS Start feeds actualization... Starting feed actualization at 2019-11-29T16:37:19+00:00 Actualize alice... Actualize denise... Results: alice OK denise ``` After digging a bit, I quickly realized the script stopped always on users who didn't validate their emails. And indeed, we trigger a `Minz_Request::forward(..., true)` for these users, in the `FreshRSS` class. This function calls the `exit` function, which stops the script. This patch only allows the feed#actualize action to be executed for unverified users in order to avoid an early-`exit`. This is a quick-win solution, but I don't think it's a good one on the long term. I'll propose an alternative in another patch, later.
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While I was looking at the number of articles of my users, I discovered some of them had none, while having a bunch of feeds though. I took a look at the logs generated by `app/actualize_script.php` and discovered that the script stopped strangely (in this example, "OK" for denise is expected, and more users too): ``` FreshRSS[1681]: FreshRSS Start feeds actualization... Starting feed actualization at 2019-11-29T16:37:19+00:00 Actualize alice... Actualize denise... Results: alice OK denise ``` After digging a bit, I quickly realized the script stopped always on users who didn't validate their emails. And indeed, we trigger a `Minz_Request::forward(..., true)` for these users, in the `FreshRSS` class. This function calls the `exit` function, which stops the script. This patch only allows the feed#actualize action to be executed for unverified users in order to avoid an early-`exit`. This is a quick-win solution, but I don't think it's a good one on the long term. I'll propose an alternative in another patch, later.
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While I was looking at the number of articles of my users, I discovered
some of them had none, while having a bunch of feeds though. I took a
look at the logs generated by
app/actualize_script.phpand discoveredthat the script stopped strangely (in this example, "OK" for denise is
expected, and more users too):
After digging a bit, I quickly realized the script stopped always on
users who didn't validate their emails. And indeed, we trigger a
Minz_Request::forward(..., true)for these users, in theFreshRSSclass. This function calls the
exitfunction, which stops the script.This patch only allows the feed#actualize action to be executed for
unverified users in order to avoid an early-
exit. This is a quick-winsolution, but I don't think it's a good one on the long term. I'll
propose an alternative in another patch, later.