. I am not aware of problems with mysql
at the moment, but I do not know the reason for not having
any problems, cause the templates were not changed since
then. I will look into it and maybe we'll come back to your offer.
Thomas
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Some template sets for databases do not allow forward
declarations on foreign key. So you have to make sure that
the referenced table is before the referencing table in the schema.xml
Ah, maybe it's not part of this thread but I remember that I had this
cross reference problem with Torque
Hiho!
I've little freaky question. There a two tables:
Table #1 (debitor) has following columns:
id (primary)
address_id (not null, foreign key to address)
invoice_address_id (not null, foreign key to address)
delivery_address_id (not null, foreign key to address)
...
Table #2
Hi all!
I'm not on this list, but I think, you are or someone who's looking for an
answer is interested in solving the log4j error in torque-gen und torque.
The problem is, that torque and torque-gen report a problem, that there is
no log4j appender for org.apache.torque-gen.engine and
In /etc/courier/aliases/users I've added a line like this:
@domain2: user@domain1
You're missing a step. What this syntax means is that when a message arrives
for [EMAIL PROTECTED] then it will be delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You need to
include instructions in the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Polarcom Webmaster schrieb:
I receive this error when trying to send message to some.domain.com
I have a generated key in .../share/esmtpd.pem
So what's the problem?
Points TLS_CERTFILE in ...etc/esmtpd to the same absolute location and
is esmtpd.pem readable by courier (chmod 400, chown
Hi all!
I'm using authmysql to authorize SMTP connections. Mails for users that
are in the database will be accepted. Now I tried to send a mail to
somebody@domain2 but the system answers 550 User unknown.
In /etc/courier/aliases/users I've added a line like this:
@domain2: user@domain1
Hi all!
I've installed the whole Courier Suite on my internet server. It uses
authmysql to authorize users. This works fine for IMAP, POP3 and SMTP
Authentification. So, it seems, that Courier uses the users and
passwords saved in the MySQL database.
But I've one small problem:
Any mail
Add domain and .domain to a file in
'/etc/courier/esmtpacceptmailfor.dir'.
Argh - I forgot that command :(
Okay - THANKS! Now messages are accepted (currently not really
delivered, but this is a maildrop problem).
bye
Thoralf
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This
Hi!
I would recommend against doing it in this way. Primarily because it
involves polling (the second thread calling getWrittenRequestBodyBytes()
repeatedly) and because of the added synchronization overhead.
Yes, I would call it just once a second, but nobody knows what someone
else does.
of transfered bytes. So I can show the user,
that the application still works...
Do you think, that this small patch is useful for you too or do you know
another way?
Thanks,
Thoralf Rickert
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of transfered bytes. So I can show the user,
that the application still works...
Do you think, that this small patch is useful for you too or do you know
another way?
Thanks,
Thoralf Rickert
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