Re: PostgreSQL Exception: invalid input syntax for type timestamp
Adam Tauno Williams <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 16:44:39 -0500
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On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 18:05 +0100, Sven Arnold wrote: > > Seems complicated (but all Debian/Ubuntu packaging is); but libobjc-4.3 > > should be fine. I've no idea what the "gobjc" package is. > ok, maybe I referenced the wrong package. But there is also > libobjc2-4.3.2. > > > and compiled from source only these packages: > > > - gnustep-make-1.10. > > Do you mean ogo_gnustep-make? The gnustep-make that came from the > > download site? > yes: > http://download.opengroupware.org/nightly/sources/trunk/gnustep-make-latest.tar.gz > > > - libfoundation > > > - sope > > > - sope-mod_ngobjweb > > > - opengroupware.org > > Correct. I assume libfoundation is libfoundation11-1.1.7 or the like. > yes, at least the last entry in the ChangeLog says this. > > > Does run ogo elswhere with postgresql-8.3 or on Ubuntu 8.10 ? > > Yes, it runs on 8.3 here, and elsewhere. I have no idea about Ubuntu > > but it shouldn't matter - there is nothing magical about distributions, > > just repackaging of the same stuff. Both previously related issues with > > the same error were the result of ABI/version issues I believe. Do you > > possibly have GNUStep stuff installed and something is picking that up > > and linking to it? > No, today I have repeated all steps on a fresh installation in a virtual > machine to reduce side effects. There is no other GNUStep package > installed I am aware of. > BTW, the postgres log shows an insert statement: > INSERT INTO session_log (...) VALUES (..., "%Y-%m-%d...") Correct, that's what I've seen before; obviously the %Y-%m-%d should be 2009-02-16 but it isn't expanded, so it creates the error. I don't really know what to suggest; debugging Obj-C runtime issues is pretty far beyond my pay grade. I have an Ubuntu VM floating around here somewhere that I'll test on when I get a chance. Otherwise, if a VM is what you want, I can post a working VM for you to download if you like? -- OpenGroupware.org Users [email protected] http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/users