[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have found a typo that must have been there for more than two years.
The "pgerror" should be "pg_error". I have fixed this on the web site. You only need the "lib/doreq.pm" file.
Does the pgerror in any way refer to a Post SQL Error?
However, the place where this occured causes me worry. It seems to me that some sort of internal problem has occured.
If there is a PostGres Error by this name, it would indicate why
This happens while you when you select a user to edit, while logged in as an administrator? Have you removed the domain that this user was originally within? If so, either put the domain back temporarily, delete the users for that domain by hand, then remove the domain again, or run "sbin/gdipdbfix.pl" to remove users for which there is no longer a domain. See the comments in "sbin/gdipdbfix.pl".
This happens when I attempt to edit a user. The Domain exists. I try to update the IP Address. In any event, an Error Message would be particularly enlightening.
If this is not the problem, please let me know, as this suggests that there is a real problem. Actually, ket me know if this is the problem too, so I won't worry about it.
See above.
While it has been my experience that there is always another way to perform a given function (especially by different people), error messages always provide useful information.
Perhaps GnuDIP should provide a log message when this happens? There are probably many places where this sort of thing could happen though. To be consistent could result in quite a few changes, which does not appeal to me. I'll think about it.
Thanks!
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