[ php-blog-Bugs-1494653 ] Database error in serendipity_exits

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Bugs item #1494653, was opened at 2006-05-24 16:27
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Category: Frontend functions
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Database error in serendipity_exits

Initial Comment:
The serendipity_exits table contains a primary key 
(entry_id, day, host). This leads to the problem that 
whenever an entry contains two links with the same 
host but different paths, only the first one clicked 
at a day will work. The other will yield a constraint 
violation of the serendipity_exit_pkey-constraint, 
effectivly preventing the redirection to the link 
target.
The reason is that the two links are distinct for the 
software but not for the database. S9Y tries to write 
the statistics for the second link into the database 
using exactly the same primary key as for the first 
one which will obviously fail.
Proposed fix is to add the path-column to the primary 
key. This can be done in the running system by doing 
a
ALTER TABLE serendipity_exits DROP 
CONSTRAINT "serendipity_exits_pkey";
ALTER TABLE serendipity_exits ADD PRIMARY KEY 
(entry_id,day,host,path);
The fix is tested and works on my system.

For further questions contact me at 
[email protected]

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