Hello Jay,
On Mar 30, 8:13am, Jay West wrote:
> Subject: (RADIATOR) bothersome error messages (radmin.cfg)
> Ok, it appears to be a bug.... or an oversight at least....
>
> Radiator creates the log file (RADLOG) with columns TIMESTAMP, PRIORITY, and
> MESSAGE (or thereabouts). The insert statment in LogSQL is hardcoded for
> these columns names.
>
> However, when RADMIN creates its log file (RADMESSAGES) it creates the
> columns TIMESTAMP, TYPE, and MESSAGE. But there is no LOG RADMIN clause in
> your config file, so you're supposed to just use the LOG SQL clause. This
> chokes because there is no PRIORITY column.
>
> So what's the best way to fix this? You can't specify a different insert
> command with the right columns in your LOG SQL clause in your config file
> (ok, you could hack up the LogSQL.pm code, but I don't want to).
Actually, AuthBy RADMIN will log to the RADMESSAGES table automatically,
according to your curent trace level.
You should not have to do anything special to get logging.
>
> For the future release to fix this, I would see several options...
>
> 1) When the radmin install procedure creates it's log file (RADMESSAGES),
> have it use the same column names as Radiator does for RADLOG
> or
> 2) Create a LOG RADMIN clause to use instead of LOG SQL that does the right
> insert statement
> or
> 3) Allow uses to specify their own update statement in the LOG SQL clause in
> the config file so they can specify any columns they want
>
> I'd like to know how the authors intend to address this so that my "quick
> and dirty" workaround doesn't get stepped on by future releases.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jay West
>
>
>
>
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