Steve: > Yes, I ran createdb. It was the only way to log in.
Hmm - then I'm suprised your having problems access common functionality like crud. That should have created default records for you. > I figured out how to add records to component security. But I am concerned about > the current state of the code base. Has the clean download/build/install/run > process been busted? The machine(s) I am having trouble with are > clean machines with very current code bases on them. If I am having this much > trouble, what about somebody new? Would it be possible for a check to be made for a > clean install? Absolutely. I will tackle that in the AM to ensure there are default records for everything for root being added properly. > And should I just delete my entire Keel project on both affected machines (one of > the linux, and a Win2K), and reload from scratch? I don't think that would help, to be honest, unless you're not synchronized with CRUD or something. The default security entries should be being added by the createdb - if they're not, then that's the bug we must fix. Mike > > Regards, > Steve > > Michael Nash JGlobal.com wrote: > > Steve: > > > > Have you done a createdb lately? In addition to adding tables, it also adds > > default records, including the default records for ComponentSecurity. This should > > add the permissions you need. If it doesn't, you can add records to > > ComponentSecurity directly as a quick work-around. > > > > Mike > > > > > > -- > Java/J2EE Developer/Integrator > Co-Chair, Dallas/FortWorth J2EE Sig > 214-724-7741 > > > http://keelframework.org/documentation > Keelgroup mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.keelframework.com/listinfo.cgi/keelgroup-keelframework.com Michael Nash JGlobal Ltd. http://www.jglobal.com Bahamas Commerce and Trade http://www.bahamascommerce.com http://keelframework.org/documentation Keelgroup mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.keelframework.com/listinfo.cgi/keelgroup-keelframework.com
