Hello all. I have installed webreg on my server with php5 and this works 
almoast perfect. For now I have just tested it on an MSN transport, the 
transport registers and the contacts get added, but just when I thought 
it was finished I get this error:

Importing contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Importing contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Importing contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


*Fatal error*: Cannot use string offset as an array in 
*/var/www/www.jabber.no/htdocs/scripts/transportreg/class.jabber.php* on 
line *507

*I understand that this is a problem with PHP4 vs PHP5 and that it is in 
the jabber class, but maybe you guys know what the class problem is? The 
line in question is:

"group"     => 
$incoming_array['iq']['#']['query'][0]['#']['item'][$a]['#']['group'][0]['#']

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Best regards
Stian B. Barmen
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Thanks for all your responses.
Sounds like it was indeed a problem with the Berkeley DB. The error it 
spat out was something about Berkeley DB being corrupt. It happened 
very frequently when committing (1 in 20 or so commits).

I'll have a look into it then.

Thanks again :)

---

James


On 29/10/2005, at 11:00 PM, Daniel Henninger wrote:

> Hrm, yeah I've never once had a problem with it!  =(  I used to 
> occasionally have problems with CVS (though mostly with sourceforge, 
> not jabberstudio) and SVN was working out great on my home machine and 
> then later on blathersource.org.  There are some things I like better 
> about the "webcvs" than "websvn", but I think you can use webcvs with 
> SVN.  I'm not really sure what to tell ya.. I haven't heard of 
> brokenness complaints before!
>
> What did it do when it broke itself?
>
> Daniel
>
> On Oct 29, 2005, at 4:53 AM, James Bunton wrote:
>
>> Yeah, I considered it.
>>
>> Unfortunately I've not had good experiences with SVN lately. Used it 
>> in a school project. It was possibly just me not setting it up 
>> correctly, but it broke itself regularly. I had to run svnadmin 
>> recover way too many times for comfort.
>>
>> How well does it work for you?
>>
>> I did like it better, except for the apparent brokeness :(
>>
>> ---
>>
>> James
>>
>>
>>
>> On 28/10/2005, at 2:31 AM, Daniel Henninger wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>> I also accidentally killed my CVS. Apologies, you'll all have to 
>>>>> check
>>>>> out again.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps this is a opportunity to switch PyMSNt to Subversion? 
>>>> Subversion
>>>> is much like CVS - just better. :-) I guess it could be hosted at
>>>> blathersource.org like PyAIMt and PyICQt.
>>>>
>>>
>>> James, if you -do- want to switch to SVN, you don't need me for it 
>>> (unless you just wanted to)...  JabberStudio also has SVN support.
>>>
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