doh - forgot to reply all.
On 4/21/07, Dmitri Colebatch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Kristis,
Could I suggest creating a bug to allow for more logging out of the
box. I think it would be useful if a user in Tony's situation could
simply crank up the log level to debug and have all this debug
outputted without having to fiddle with the code.
There has also been a negitive response on the bugzilla mailing list
which makes me think that you are getting more potential users who
give up because they can't get it working.
As an aside - am I right in assuming that there is no free signup for
http://bugzilla.mkgnu.net/ ? I went to raise this feature request
myself but couldn't.
cheers,
dim
ps - my scmbug install (bugzilla 2.20, scmbug 0.19.1, subversion 1.4,
RHEL 4) is running perfectly and I have some seriously happy
developers enjoying it! Thanks.
On 4/21/07, Kristis Makris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-04-20 at 13:10 -0600, Day, Tony wrote:
> > Kristis,
> > You had me try that yesterday and I reported back that I rec'd back no
> > values. I tried again and the behavior is the same today. All I get is
> > $VAR1 = '';
>
> I'm now asking to print the credentials used to connect to the database,
> not the value received. You may be trying to connect with a blank
> username/password.
>
> > With respect to debugging the DBI module, I think I am just going to
> > hold off until we upgrade Bugzilla. I am going to be getting Bugzilla
> > 3.0 going maybe as early as next week. Given that I have already spent
> > the majority of a week trying to get this going I have to catch up on
> > some other things next week. And I have Friday Afternoonitus and will
> > most likely be leaving for the day soon. :)
>
> Keep in mind Bugzilla 3.0 is not supported by Scmbug yet.
>
> > ## right here, the very first statement
> >
> > open OUTFILE, "> C://output.txt";
> > print OUTFILE "the db host is: " . Dumper($::db_host);
> > print OUTFILE "the db port is: " . Dumper($::db_port);
> > print OUTFILE "the db name is: " . Dumper($::db_name);
> > print OUTFILE "the db username is: " . Dumper($::db_username);
> > print OUTFILE "the db password is: " . Dumper($::db_password);
> > close OUTFILE;
> >
> > I want to make sure the connection to the database is initiated
> > correctly. That we are not running into some case where due to
> > threading/forking whatever reason these variables remained
> > uninitialized.
> >
> >
>
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