On 17.7.2011 6:08, pbreit wrote:
What sort of server are you on? Is it shared hosting or do you control
your own server? Linux or Unix?
In Garys first mail and last sentence Gary wrote:
The system I'm running on is a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2
On both a Linux/Ubuntu and a Windows XP
You should probably check permissions and ACLs all the way up the directory
tree to the root of the drive. It is possible to apply an ACL in an upper
level directory and with a check box option cause that permission to apply
recursively to the whole file tree below.
i'm not a sqlite junkie, so i don't know the exact syntax, but ssh in to the
box and launch the sqlite interactive console, connect it to the database
file created by web2py and see if you can view/update/delete records by
writing raw SQL statements. perhaps the errors in the console will be
OperationalErrors originate from database, not web2py. Are you using
sqlite? It could be a file permission issue.
On Jul 15, 12:23 pm, Gary Herron gher...@digipen.edu wrote:
Has anyone seen this error, or know what it means? Any advice,
workaround or solution would be greatly appreciated.
On
Yes, I am using sqlite. And I'm using web2py straight out of the box
(so to speak) -- just a straight download and unzip. And the problem is
more pervasive then originally mentioned:Any attempt to insert a
record into any table that has a reference Field results in the
error.I've
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