abase in the pgadmin
> panel, pgadmin3 crached.
> If I do the same with the root user, everything work fine.
> How can I do for preventing pgadmin3 from crashing under a current user?
I suggest that you open PgAdmin3 from an xterm, and see if there are
any useful error messages.
ake a pg_hba.conf entry for the machine you'll be connecting from.
2) Set listen_addresses to listen on some IP or '*', rather than just
on localhost.
3) Possibly make a new firewall rule.
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, and then
when triggering the problem, as each breakpoint is hit, disable them
one-by-one, until you see the error again, at which point you
re-enable the most recently disabled breakpoint. You are now near to
the problem.
Sorry if that's obvious - I can't really tell.
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if I get a chance later.
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By the way, there is a macro based smart pointer class in wx 2.8, but
that sounds like quite a bit more trouble than it's worth.
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delete in each of the many exit points of the code.
>
> See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Acquisition_Is_Initialization
"Resource Acquisition is Initialization" is a terrible name. Some
people call it "scope bound resource management", which makes a lot
m
le way to avoid
a deep copy when returning from a function without using C++0x's
rvalue references.
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problem on some more exotic platforms, and we'd have to make autotools
detect if it was available and possibly error if it wasn't.
Alternatively we could abandon pointer semantics and write our own
RAII wrapper class. This would be a large patch.
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was running in an
infinite loop. Actually, I was just seeing it build every variation in
turn...I must have seen at least 4 or 5 runs of a configure script,
which sort of threw me off.
I have run the script through to completion now, and have successfully
built pgadmin3, with --enable-debug.
Th
/pgadmin3> whereis wx-config
wx-config: /usr/local/bin/wx-config
pe...@linux-peter-home:~/pgadmin3> wx-config --list
Default config is gtk2-unicode-debug-2.8
Default config will be used for output
Alternate matches:
gtk2-ansi-debug-2.8
Where does this leave me?
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claim
to be suitable for any purpose.
Read the wxWidgets Licence on licencing conditions.
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--enable-debug).
How can I build pgadmin3 with debug and release builds?
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ll 8.2.18, this problem will go away, but it
probably isn't much of a problem anyway.
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Have you tried installing a -devel package for Wx-Widgets?
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the
dependencies might be a little bit tricky.
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Try disabling any anti-virus software that you may have installed
recently. Sometimes, that can interact with PG (and other DB servers)
in unpredictable ways.
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, 7500, 't') as test7500, lpad('test', 75000, 't') as test75000,
> lpad('test', 1, 't') as test1
>
> For me, I see "tt" in the (non-resized) test75, test750,
> test7500, and test1 columns, but the test
out copying it?
Could you possibly produce a test case?
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> OK, the bug should be fixed now. You can check that on pgAdmin 1.12beta
> when it'll be out.
Great, thanks
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sitive.
Are you aware of this problem? I only took a cursory glance at the
recent mailing list archives.
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