[ic] Strap

Wed Oct 7 21:25:30 UTC 2015

ok I worked all that out it seems to pick it up from variable.txt.

Frank Reitzenstein wrote:
> Is there any other way of selecting the gpg key than through the UI?
>
> Sorry, there was an error in processing this form action. Please report
> the error or try again later. (DBD::Pg::db do failed: ERROR: current
> transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block
> at /usr/lib/interchange/lib/Vend/Table/DBI.pm line 510, line 12. )
>
>
>
> Frank Reitzenstein wrote:
>> Hello Josh,
>>
>> I uninstalled Perl 5.20.2 from Ubuntu 15.04 server amd 64 with apt-get
>> and had much more trouble than I can ever remember working out where I
>> wanted to install perl, installing quite a few tar.gz files like perl
>> 5.12.5 and 5.22.0.
>>
>> Then I reinstalled Perl 5.20.2 with apt-get. I then noticed that whilst
>> uninstalling perl with apt-get, I had also uninstalled apache2, samba
>> and winbind.
>>
>> Anyway for some reason the problem is now fixed although the perl
>> version has not changed. The fact that some software was uninstalled
>> unintentionally suggests that it may not be the Perl version causing the
>> problem, but some other software breaking this:
>>
>> SpecialSub  missing  ncheck_category
>>
>>
>> http://new.aussievitamin.com/cgi-bin/strap/Measuring-Tools/Levels
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Frank Reitzenstein
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Frank Reitzenstein wrote:
>>> Hello Josh,
>>>
>>> I implemented the ncheck_category.tag as suggested. Then I restarted interchange and visited the broken link again and it still didn't work.
>>>
>>>
>>> I then did this test:
>>>
>>> In catalog.cfg
>>>
>>> ## Map a subroutine to happen if the page is not there
>>> #SpecialSub  missing  ncheck_category
>>>
>>> SpecialSub  missing  gadaffi
>>>
>>> ...restarted interchange and then searched both /var/lib/interchange and
>>> /usr/lib/interchange recursively for the text "gadaffi" inside files.
>>>
>>> It looks to me like this line in catalog.cfg is not being read at all by
>>> Interchange:
>>>
>>> ## Map a subroutine to happen if the page is not there
>>> SpecialSub  missing  ncheck_category
>>>
>>> I guess I will downgrade Perl as you suggested.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Frank Reitzenstein
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Frank Reitzenstein wrote:
>>>> Hello Josh,
>>>>
>>>> Thankyou very much for your response.
>>>>
>>>> I am running Perl 5.20.2 on Ubuntu 15.04 Server. I also use startx with
>>>> a full carefully crafted Desktop and I can 'pkill -f x-session-manager'
>>>> when it is to run as a server in my office.
>>>>
>>>> I was using makecat and Postgresql ...for the first time after giving up
>>>> on Mysql (Also INET for the first time). I also had errors in Safe.pm
>>>> with your Interchange 5.8.2 tar.gz download, so I stole Safe.pm from the
>>>> Ubuntu apt-get install interchange one.
>>>>
>>>> So far I can report that I can create many times as many catalogs in one
>>>> sitting with Postgresql without mishap than on Mysql, so I guess the
>>>> next step is an automated script.
>>>>
>>>> So you may wish to to note that the table you mentioned and others were
>>>> NOT created by makecat as they should have been. I can send more details
>>>> if necessary. I have become proficient in surviving. I am building text
>>>> files which can be pasted into mysql and postgresql.
>>>>
>>>> sudo -u postgres psql
>>>> ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'newpassword';
>>>> CREATE DATABASE aussievitamin with OWNER aussievitamin
>>>> DROP TABLE products;
>>>>
>>>> CREATE TABLE products (
>>>> sku    varchar(64) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
>>>> description varchar(128),
>>>> title varchar(128),
>>>> comment text,
>>>> thumb varchar(128),
>>>> image varchar(64),
>>>> price varchar(12),
>>>> category varchar(64),
>>>> nontaxable varchar(3),
>>>> weight varchar(12) ,
>>>> size varchar(96) ,
>>>> color varchar(96) ,
>>>> related text ,
>>>> featured varchar(32) ,
>>>> inactive varchar(3) default '' ,
>>>> gift_cert varchar(3) default ''
>>>> );
>>>>
>>>> Anyway looking forward to implementing ncheck_catagory.tag on your
>>>> suggestions. Not sure if I want to downgrade perl but I may need to.
>>>>
>>>> I have become a dangerous hacker over the years but I have little
>>>> understanding of your fancy development community.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>>
>>>> Frank Reitzenstein
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Josh Lavin wrote:
>>>>> Quoting Josh Lavin (jlavin at endpoint.com):
>>>>>> Quoting Frank Reitzenstein (frank at aussievitamin.com):
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Also as you can see from the link above there is an error when you
>>>>>>> visit that, which does not log.
>>>>>> Yes, this is a known bug with some installs of both the Strap and
>>>>>> Standard templates.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It affects the use of $Tag in catalog.cfg, which is used by the
>>>>>> 'ncheck' subroutine on the category pages.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have seen it affect Perl 5.14.1 and 5.22.0 -- but I have also seen a
>>>>>> working 5.14.1.
>>>>> I've made some changes to resolve this problem all the time. You can
>>>>> find them here:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> https://github.com/jdigory/strap/commit/76fc3ffa280922606034c280d83d7f837790fa8f
>>>>> Just alter catalog.cfg to remove that Sub part, and download the
>>>>> ncheck_catagory.tag file and place in your Interchange server directory,
>>>>> under: code/template_tag/strap/
>>>>>
>>>>> Restart, and it should be fixed.
>>>>>
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