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schnoebe
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Warning message from serendipity on the new entry page.

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When entering the New Entry screen (or re-entering it), I receive the following message:
Warning: pg_query(): Query failed: ERROR: Column reference "authorid" is ambiguous . in /home/milo/aaron/public_html/blog/serendipity_db_postgres.inc.php on line 52
I've not investigated the code to understand why it's doing this..

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serentipity CVS 0.6.1-CVS (circa 9 April, 2004)
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Re: Warning message from serendipity on the new entry page.

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Hi schnoebe!
schnoebe wrote:When entering the New Entry screen (or re-entering it), I receive the following message:
Warning: pg_query(): Query failed: ERROR: Column reference "authorid" is ambiguous . in /home/milo/aaron/public_html/blog/serendipity_db_postgres.inc.php on line 52
I've not investigated the code to understand why it's doing this..

Useful information:
serentipity CVS 0.6.1-CVS (circa 9 April, 2004)
NetBSD/alpha 1.6.x
PostgreSQL 7.3.4
Apache 1.3.29
PHP 4.3.x
This bug was fixed today in CVS, it was a wrong query for fetchCategories(). Please update your files :)
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Re: Warning message from serendipity on the new entry page.

Post by schnoebe »

Can I get away with just doing a CVS update, or am I going to have to go through a database dump/reload process too?

I take it I'm one of the few people using PostgreSQL? :-)

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Post by garvinhicking »

Just making a CVS update should be enough for that. No DB schemes have yet changed, nor any version numbers.

And yes, most people seem to use MySQL...

Regards,
Garvin.
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