On Thu, 2003-01-23 at 22:26, Jason B. wrote:
> > I just tried the new MAC stuff, the auto-assign thing is neat, but it
> > re-orders the MACs when it assigns them. For example:
>
> This should be fixed tomorrow. It isn't re-ordering them, it's just
> assigning them backwards.
Ok, great. I realized it was going backwards once I had more than 2
entries, thanks.
>
> > I also got a bunch of uninitialized value errors when nodes that don't
> > have MACs are in the DB, I just checked a fix for that in.
>
> The uninitialized value errors are due to SIS code:
>
> Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) at
> /usr/lib/systeminstaller/SIS/Adapter.pm line 74.
>
> and they are spouted out generously while using the window. Convince them
> to fix it and we'll all be happier.
>
> The offending line referenced is:
>
> $this->{_cache}->{_primkey} = $this->{_vars}->{_devname} . ":" .
> $this->{_vars}->{_client};
As discussed in another thread, the SIS calls are fixed in CVS, we just
haven't made a new release of SIS for it yet. The errors I was referring
to were slightly different and caused in MAC.pm. The add_mac_to_hash
routine was doing lots of comparisons on the mac, but it was often
getting called with an undefined mac when it wasn't in the database yet.
I checked a fix for this in earlier that only calls add_mac_to_hash if
the mac is defined.
> Jason
>
>
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