Quoting Sir Vulcan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > sqlUser::loadData> Attempting to load data for user-name: sirvulcan > sqlUser::loadData> SELECT > id,user_name,password,url,language_id,flags,last_updated_by,last_updated,email,maxlogins > > FROM users WHERE lower(user_name) = 'sirvulcan' > cmaster::getUserRecord> There are 1 elements in the cache. > sqlUser::commitLastSeen> UPDATE users_lastseen SET last_seen = 1026469535, > last_hostmask = 'SiRVu|[EMAIL PROTECTED]', last_updated = > now()::abstime::int4 WHERE user_id = 1 > [OUT]: AzAAA O ABAAW :AUTHENTICATION SUCCESSFUL as sirvulcan > cservice::getAdminAccessLevel> Unable to locate channel '*'! Sorry, I can't > > continue.. > > > i have noticed several other people who have come to #coder-com have had the > > same problem. The source was the latest with a cvs update -d and my > databases were my original ones with the delete and ccontrol sql updates. > GNUWorld was working fine before i done the update. I found the cause of this problem but I am still having other problems getting gnuworld to work so I haven't submitted a patch yet. If you want to try and fix this yourself, you have to find all the map template instantiations and change the last element from eqstr to noCaseCompare. The reason for the problem is that unlike hash_maps, libstdc++ and probably some other libraries uses Red-Black trees to implement maps. For this to work you need to have a function which returns true if the key is less than or equal to, not just equal to, another string. I will submit a patch for this and a few other issues when I get my local tree working.
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