21 Feb
2006
21 Feb
'06
5:18 p.m.
Everytime I try to authenticate in http://mydomain.com/serweb , It
appears the following message:
DB Error: no such field
Bad username or password
How can I find out whats going wrong here? Where can I find de logs
comming from errors on the queries to the postgres database?
Thanks
22 Feb
22 Feb
9:56 a.m.
Hi,
Everytime I try to authenticate in
http://mydomain.com/serweb , It
appears the following message:
DB Error: no such field
Bad username or password
The logs are in file /var/log/serweb
But you have to enable logging in config file first. And may be set log
level to 'info' or 'debug'.
How can I find out whats going wrong here? Where can I
find de logs
comming from errors on the queries to the postgres database?
Which serweb do you use?
- If 0.9.x, the postgres support is only experimental here, and I think
will not work. Moreover I think there is no official postgres schema for
0.9.x. Where you got it?
- If cvs head, this version should work, but is not tested with
postgres, yet.
Karel
6:36 p.m.
I use serweb 0.9.4. I guess it does not work in postgres because it's
support is only experimental in postgres databases. I guess I'll try the
cvs version then.
Thank you very much for your answer Karel
Marco Passarinho
Karel Kozlik wrote:
Hi,
Everytime I try to authenticate in
http://mydomain.com/serweb , It
appears the following message:
DB Error: no such field
Bad username or password
The logs are in file /var/log/serweb
But you have to enable logging in config file first. And may be set
log level to 'info' or 'debug'.
How can I find out whats going wrong here? Where
can I find de logs
comming from errors on the queries to the postgres database?
Which serweb do you use?
- If 0.9.x, the postgres support is only experimental here, and I
think will not work. Moreover I think there is no official postgres
schema for 0.9.x. Where you got it?
- If cvs head, this version should work, but is not tested with
postgres, yet.
Karel
23 Feb
23 Feb
8:58 a.m.
Hi,
please note that DB schema for 0.9.x and cvs head is different. If you
will use SerWeb from cvs you have to use also SER from cvs.
Karel
Marco Passarinho napsal(a):
I use serweb 0.9.4. I guess it does not work in
postgres because it's
support is only experimental in postgres databases. I guess I'll try the
cvs version then.
Thank you very much for your answer Karel
Marco Passarinho
Karel Kozlik wrote:
Hi,
Everytime I try to authenticate in
http://mydomain.com/serweb , It
appears the following message:
DB Error: no such field
Bad username or password
The logs are in file /var/log/serweb
But you have to enable logging in config file first. And may be set
log level to 'info' or 'debug'.
How can I find out whats going wrong here? Where
can I find de logs
comming from errors on the queries to the postgres database?
Which serweb do you use?
- If 0.9.x, the postgres support is only experimental here, and I
think will not work. Moreover I think there is no official postgres
schema for 0.9.x. Where you got it?
- If cvs head, this version should work, but is not tested with
postgres, yet.
Karel
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