Обсуждение: My problems...

Oh whoa is me...is that how you spell whoa in this case? *raised eyebrow*

Oh well, irrelevant...did some deeper looking inot my local problem, and
it turns out I had a postgres process that was just growing and growing.
I'm suspecting that that is what caused the problem :(

I've changed the code so that instead of holding the postgres process open
for the duration of the process (radiusd), just open/close it as required,
to see if it gets rid of the problem...

I should know sometime tomorrow whether this cures it or not ... so, if
nobody else has any really big outstanding issues, Friday targetting for
v6.3.2 to go out?

The Hermit Hacker <scrappy@hub.org> writes:

> Oh whoa is me...is that how you spell whoa in this case? *raised eyebrow*

The proper exclamation is "Woe is me!".

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program...  :-)

-tih
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On Wed, 15 Apr 1998, The Hermit Hacker wrote:

> I should know sometime tomorrow whether this cures it or not ... so, if
> nobody else has any really big outstanding issues, Friday targetting for
> v6.3.2 to go out?

I have another JDBC patch which I'm finishing off tonight.

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Marc - sorry to bother you - but: were any changes made to ecpg1.1
in the forthcoming 6.3.2?

I'm asking as, other than some odd behaviour with calls to gets(),
ecpg on 6.3 ran fine but although 6.3.1 compiled w/out complaint,
tests went fine, etc, ecpg failed to preprocess.  I would get a
seg-fault and a zero'd out .c file...I was able to replicate this
on a 2nd box.  :-(

I cannot articulate why ecpg is misbehaving, only that I am hoping
for a fix!  It is my principal interface...

Thanks alot,
Tom Good

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