I just upgraded to RC8 the other day from an older cvs version. First of
all, when was the table name prefix added? That threw me off for a bit.
Anyways, now I'm noticing some strange things happening..well atleast
one strange thing. My setup is as follows:
postfix -> amavisd-new+spamassassin+cla
From DBMail-dev:
> Hi all,
>
> the migration script for PostgreSQL has a small error (with pretty
> hefty consequences). A foreign key constraint from the 1.2.x schema is
> not removed. This prevents new messages from being added.
I'm talking about the migration script for release candidate 8 of
Hi,
Douglas Stanley wrote:
I just upgraded to RC8 the other day from an older cvs version. First of
all, when was the table name prefix added? That threw me off for a bit.
Anyways, now I'm noticing some strange things happening..well atleast
one strange thing. My setup is as follows:
postfi
Hello to All:
Congratulations to the dev group on the release of 20RC8. Nice job and
many thanks for all your hard work! It is certainly a fine release
candidate. Happy bug hunting.
I have been running it (from CVS) on both PostgreSQL and MySQL for about
two weeks plus with the pre-rollback m
Hello,
> DBMA 2.0.2 uses MD5-Digest (md5sum) by default for MySQL which is a
> built-in since around v4.0 but I am in a quandary with PostgreSQL which
> seems to rely on contribs to handle md5 selects. There also seems to be
> quite a range of options. I wonder what seasoned PostgreSQL folks w
md5() was added to core postgresql as of 7.4, so it may be to new for
dbmail to require it, but as of 7.4 contrib is not required.
Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
DBMA 2.0.2 uses MD5-Digest (md5sum) by default for MySQL which is a
built-in since around v4.0 but I am in a quandary with PostgreSQL
