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List:       slashcode-general
Subject:    Re: [Slashcode-general] Converted to latest CVS from before sections but....
From:       Shane <shane () lottadot ! com>
Date:       2004-12-29 12:17:47
Message-ID: A68FCA94-5993-11D9-9DEB-000A95DBD7A6 () lottadot ! com
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I've encountered this behavior too. The two links Eric's referring to:

http://www.slashcode.com/

and

http://www.slashcode.com/article.pl?sid=04/12/16/ 
204208&tid=4&tid=11&tid=5

The relationship that topics #11 and #5 seem to have on slashcode:

tid #11: announcements (no image apparently)
tid #5 : bugs

http://www.slashcode.com/topics.pl?op=hierarchy

http://www.slashcode.com/images/topic_tree.png

So both topics are children of index.

It would seem to me, that on slashcode, in the skins table, the url and  
hostname for skin 'slash' aren't set to 'slash.slashcode.com' like they  
should be.

Any thoughts?

  Shane


On Dec 28, 2004, at 2:57 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:

> I've pretty much given up with user ID 2. I can't figure it out. I  
> just created a new user and am using that.
>
>
> On a different note, now that I upgraded, things like Stories that  
> have a section associated with it aren't giving me the path to the  
> section. Like, take a look at the slashcode.com site. Supposedly the  
> example for the slashcode right? If you move over like "Slash:  
> Temporary Workaround For CVS Vulnerability", the Slash: part is  
> supposed to take you to that section right? Nope.
>
> On Slashdot.org it seems to work....................
>
>
> Jamie McCarthy wrote:
>
>> ericdano@jazz-sax.com (Eric Dannewitz) writes:
>>
>>
>>> Made sure my UID 2 has an entry in all the Users* tables. When
>>> I do that, Apache gives me errors big time again.
>>>
>>
>> Bizarre.  I have no idea why you would be missing rows in one or
>> more users* tables.  That makes no sense.  Could there be data
>> corruption?
>>
>>
>>> $VAR1 = {
>>>
>> [...]
>>
>>>          'passwd' => '0fc98440683ae489efe90adf349ea87c',
>>>          'people' => '3',
>>>
>> [...]
>>
>>>        };
>>>
>>
>> Well, first of all, you just gave an MD5 of your password to the
>> public.  Given sufficient CPU resources, you have to assume that
>> someone somewhere now knows it and will try to hack your site.
>> So except for the fact that your site can't be logged-into, I'd
>> say you're in deep trouble!  :)  Change that password and if you
>> re-used it anywhere else, change them too, immediately!
>>
>> (This works:  UPDATE users SET passwd=MD5("newpass") WHERE uid=2; )
>>
>> Second of all, I thought you said 'people' was NULL.  It sure looks
>> like a '3' to me.  There's your problem.
>>
>> Wacky thought:  could you have a 'people' entry in users_param?
>> What does this get you?  SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users_param WHERE
>> name='people';
>>
>> That number should be 0.  If it's not, maybe you wrote some code we
>> weren't anticipating, which dropped 'people' rows into users_param.
>> In which case you need to figure out why and change the code.  Or
>> maybe this is data corruption too.
>>
>
>
>
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