(pt-BR) Ol Marcos,Eu tinha me deparado com este mesmo problema a
um tempo atrs, eu retirei o default e mudei de Date para IncidentDate, isso
resolveu.(en-US) Hi, Marcos,I saw this problem a time ago,
I delete the default in ID and replace Date to IncidentDate, appers to work
fine. I was making some tests with the freeradius 2 install, and found that the
creation schema for the badusers table for dialupadmin (in the
/dialup_admin/sql/mysql folder) has 2 problems: # # Table
structure for table 'badusers' # CREATE TABLE badusers ( id
int(10) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL auto_increment, UserName varchar(30),
IncidentDate datetime DEFAULT '-00-00 00:00:00' NOT NULL, Reason
varchar(200), Admin varchar(30) DEFAULT '-', PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY UserName (UserName), KEY Date (Date) ); The
first is in the 'id' creation line. Starting with version 4.11 (I think its
this version), MySQL does not accept having a default value when you use
auto_increment. So, id int(10) NOT NULL auto_increment would be
the correct entry. The second problem is in the last line. There is a
reference to 'Date' beeing used as key, but the 'Date' was not created.
There is no reference creating it. Checking version 1.1.7, the line was
Date datetime DEFAULT '-00-00 00:00:00' NOT NULL,. Now,
was it removed because it's no longer used, or was it removed by accident,
ir should it be renamed to the IncidentDate field? I guess it
would be the last option Thanks, Roberto
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