On Friday 25 March 2005 19:07, Tim Peeler wrote:
> Could you provide more information on this. Is db_login the only one
> that didn't correctly get updated?
No. I just did a clean install 0.9.45-3 on an otherwise Debian/testing system,
and this is the content of the generated /etc/webcalendar/settings.php:
> <?php
> /*******************************************************************\
> * settings.php.tpl: site configuration is managed by debconf rather *
> * than via the install script in ${SITE_ROOT}/install/index.php *
> * Don't edit this file directly. All changes made will be removed *
> * upon upgrade *
> \*******************************************************************/
>
> db_type: mysql
> db_host: localhost
> db_database: DB_PERSISTENT
> db_login: DB_PASSWORD
> db_password: DEBCONF::DB_PASSWORD
> db_persistent: DEBCONF::DB_PERSISTENT
> single_user: DEBCONF::SINGLE_USER_MODE
> single_user_login: DEBCONF::SINGLE_USER_LOGIN
> use_http_auth: DEBCONF::USE_HTTP_AUTH
> readonly: false
> user_inc: user.php
> ?>
While installing, I simply hit enter on every question debconf asked me.
Things like db_type or db_host were correctly taken, others are still
occupied by what I think are place-holders. I'd expect some faulty quoting
that keeps these from being resolved, but I'm just guessing.
BTW: I just noticed that I can read that file as a normal user, which doesn't
play too well with the passwords inside...
cheers
Uli
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