@kumail That's not an OpenAudit bug, but rather a server-side misconfiguration. Actually, this is not a critical error, not even a warning error, but rather a "notice" (nothing you should pay much attention to). On production servers, PHP error messages should not be displayed/forwarded to the end users, and therefore errors should only be tracked via your webservers standard logging mechanisms (logfiles). To achieve this on PHP applications, one has to edit the webserver's php.ini file and modify the error_reporting directive.
In your case, you could just disable notices and let only the more important errors display by modifying the error_reporting directive your php.ini (in my linux system the file's path is /etc/php.ini, on windows the file is somewhere in the xampp folder, e.g. c:\xampp\php\php.ini) as shown bellow: [code]error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE[/code] This will still show all errors and turn off notices.
_________________ Server Info: OS : CentOS Linux release 6.0 (Final) Auditing: 700 machines LDAP: Active Directory
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