[horde] Postgres - Horde - Logging in

[Nick Gray]

At 05:45 PM 8/24/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Quoting Nick Gray <nagray at austin.rr.com>:
>
> >       #3 Nag, Kronolith, and Turba all exhibit the same behavior.
>
>Okay... have you looked at your database logs?

Finally! I am using postgres and logging was turned off by default. I can 
see this, and so now do I understand that I will have to enter the 
usermname/password by hand. AND it has to be MD5ed. I can figure out 
postgres but the MD5 part I am not sure what to do


> >       #4 There seems to be some inconsistencies and lack of information 
> on DB
> > schemas. I undestand that I match schema names it will work, I am
> >       interested in data fields within the tables I am failing to find a
> > table
> > spec for 'horde_prefs' and 'nag_tasks'
>
>There's a spec for the prefs table in horde/scripts/db/prefs.sql. 
>nag_tasks is
>described in nag/docs/nag_tasks.sql.

Thanks I found these


> > #5 The current documentation has a statement in the horde prefs file which
> > indicates that each program 'should' contain a reference to its own prefs
> > table
>
>Can you say exactly where you see this?

This  is in the CVS Version of horde horde.prefs file. Since I am allready 
editing the prefs for horde and there appears to be no prefs file in this 
directory
this lead me to believe that you meant the individual directories, since 
there was a prefs.php.dist in each of these directories.

I should have said 'leads me to believe'



Thanks again

>-chuck
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