Thanks. It should have been fixed a while agon with commit
67fa31e3f01c4d70ad9561949bca4aaa230d0f46
Cheers,
Daniel
On 16/08/14 08:53, Kelvin Chua wrote:
forgot to give feedback on this issue, here's a patch.
--- modules/htable/htable.c2014-08-15 23:49:34.064455715 -0700
+++ modules/htable.c 2
forgot to give feedback on this issue, here's a patch.
--- modules/htable/htable.c 2014-08-15 23:49:34.064455715 -0700
+++ modules/htable.c 2014-08-15 23:50:17.640626126 -0700
@@ -1105,7 +1105,7 @@
}
rpc_export_t htable_rpc[] = {
- {"htable.dump", htable_rpc_dump, htable_dump_doc, 0},
+ {"htab
Kelvin Chua writes:
> i was able to apply the RET_ARRAY fix to htable.dump in 4.0.5
> however unable to share the patch as htable_rpc[] is nowhere to be found on
> trunk
> was there any changes from 4.0.x to trunk with regards to rpc?
see
rpc_export_t htable_rpc[] = {
{"htable.dump", hta
On 30 Mar 2014, at 17:37, Juha Heinanen wrote:
> Kelvin Chua writes:
>
>> i am currently having problems on xmlrpc
>> i am using node-xmlrpc and it fails when htable.dump returns more than 1
>> row.
>> i raised this issue on the node-xmlrpc group and this is the explanation i
>> got.
>>
>> Eac
thanks juha
i was able to apply the RET_ARRAY fix to htable.dump in 4.0.5
however unable to share the patch as htable_rpc[] is nowhere to be found on
trunk
was there any changes from 4.0.x to trunk with regards to rpc?
Kelvin Chua
On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 8:37 AM, Juha Heinanen wrote:
> Kelvin
Kelvin Chua writes:
> i am currently having problems on xmlrpc
> i am using node-xmlrpc and it fails when htable.dump returns more than 1
> row.
> i raised this issue on the node-xmlrpc group and this is the explanation i
> got.
>
> Each node inside is supposed to only have one child node,
> so
i am currently having problems on xmlrpc
i am using node-xmlrpc and it fails when htable.dump returns more than 1
row.
i raised this issue on the node-xmlrpc group and this is the explanation i
got.
Each node inside is supposed to only have one child node,
so this looks like an invalid response.