[nag] Nag vs Kronolith

[Jon Parise]

On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 02:08:54PM +0100, Jan Schneider wrote:

> > Perhaps the two will be able to talk to one another in the
> > future (e.g. displaying task due dates in your calendar
> > view), but they're two separate pieces of software, and they
> > should remain that way.
> 
> Kronolith actually DOES display due dates from Nag.
 
Huh, well that's good.  I didn't realize that feature was ever
added. =)

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Subject: nag_tasks.sql error for PostgreSQL?

I just installed nag from CVS and went to load the docs/nag_tasks.sql
file.  It complained about:
  primary key (task_owner(100), task_id)
I took out the (100) leaving:
  primary key (task_owner, task_id)
and then PostgreSQL would take it.

Of course, nag still isn't working, but I haven't done any
troubleshooting yet.  I'll come back and bug for help if I can't get
it going.  Thanks.

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Marcus I. Ryan, marcus@riboflavin.net
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