On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, Vadim Mikheev wrote:
> Anto Prijosoesilo wrote:
> >
> > #0 0x16f62 in _bt_isortcmpinit ()
> > #0 0x16f62 in _bt_isortcmpinit ()
> > #1 0x13c3c in btgettuple ()
>
> _bt_isortcmpinit couldn't be called from btgettuple!!!
> This's static func in nbtsort.c used for index crea
Anto Prijosoesilo wrote:
>
> #0 0x16f62 in _bt_isortcmpinit ()
> #0 0x16f62 in _bt_isortcmpinit ()
> #1 0x13c3c in btgettuple ()
_bt_isortcmpinit couldn't be called from btgettuple!!!
This's static func in nbtsort.c used for index creation,
not for querying.
> Has anyone seen this problem? I
hi...
>AOLserver uses a tcl API -- those files (*.tcl and *.adp) are also
>chmod'd 600, as AOLserver does its own interpreting -- php may need
>execute permission; I don't know.
no, no special priveleges are needed for php, as long as they are readable
by the web server, as all the interp happen
> Gary Robertson wrote:
[snip]
> We are setting up a Web site using pgsql. I am unsure of which users I
> should set up, & who should own the html & php3 files in our directory
> etc.
[snip]
While I use AOLserver and not apache+php3, the concepts are similar:
1.) The httpd run user (which
We are setting up a Web site using pgsql. I am unsure of which
users I should set up, & who should own the html & php3 files in our
directory etc. The steps I have done so far:
I created a linux user for admin on this particular DB, called
dbuser
As user postgres, I ran "createuser dbuser"
Hi,
I manage several databases on FreeBSD 2.2.8-STABLE and after upgrading to
PostgreSQL 6.5.1 (from ports collection) I'm getting quite a few backend
crashes.
The applications running on the databases are real-time RADIUS
authentication and accounting. There are 2 databases involved with one of
Hi,
while running a nohup & my disk filled up due to an
unexpected amount of output in nohup.out.
The job included lots of simple SELECT queries, but no changes in the
data.
Now the pg_log file seems to be damaged.
If I try to vacuum the database I get the error: ERROR: cannot read
b
On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Herouth Maoz wrote:
HM> > Yes, surely, I meant precisely this situation. I have looked through
HM> > sources of pg_dump, but have no time to patch it to achieve desired
HM> > effect :)
HM>
HM> I have a feeling your question is really "How do I have the password
HM> entered if
At 16:09 +0300 on 03/08/1999, Dmitry Morozovsky wrote:
> This is not very useful solution, as the script shoud be readable at least
> for owner -- but we can make simple C program, compile it and make
> executable only (0100).
I'm not sure how bad readability to the owner would be. Anyway, I wa
At 00:53 +0300 on 03/08/1999, Dmitry Morozovsky wrote:
> Yes, surely, I meant precisely this situation. I have looked through
> sources of pg_dump, but have no time to patch it to achieve desired
> effect :)
I have a feeling your question is really "How do I have the password
entered if there i
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