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Re: [Gnumed-devel] unhandled exceptions and local database "in-productio
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James Busser |
Subject: |
Re: [Gnumed-devel] unhandled exceptions and local database "in-production" |
Date: |
Fri, 12 Sep 2008 16:12:58 -0700 |
On 12-Sep-08, at 3:03 PM, Sebastian Hilbert wrote:
Also, even though running from tarball lacks configuration where to
email the report, the hint currently (even in 0.3.2) is to gnumed-
devel and I am understanding the hint should instead be "gnumed-
address@hidden".
Please try to set the other e-mail address in the config file for
help desk
(for each profile) and check if that makes a difference.
Just to be clear, in the original case when I said "hint" I mean
descriptive text that is part of the dialog content info... there was
no default email address (neither gnumed-devel nor gnumed-bugs) pre-
populating the destination field.
Even after I altered
gm-from-cvs.conf
in order to set helpdesk from
gnumed-devel to gnumed-bugs
it made no difference which I suppose it shouldn't since the original
value gnumed-devel had already been ignored and the exception handler
dialog says in both cases
Help Desk Your own IT support <needs configuration>
... I do notice that when I did snapshots, despite that I am running
from the tarball, the snapshots were placed in the /gnumed/ folder
which resides in ~ /<user>/ directory and which was the result of my
having earlier installed gnumed-client 0.2.8.10-1 from apt-get... I
also noticed that after I exited gm-from-cvs and renamed ~/<user>/
gnumed to x_gnumed then the next time that I loaded gm-from-cvs the
client insisted to write a new ~/<usr>/gnumed so maybeit only wants
to work from (and write to) a /gnumed/ folder and just likes to
ignore gm-from-cvs.conf
PS even when I ran
./gm-from-cvs.sh --conf-file=gm-from-cvs.conf
it made no difference to the exception hander recognizing this file
(although it must have been recognized at loading (even without my
specifying --conf-file) even after I had renamed insode /etc/gnumed/
the conf files to make them unavailable