Why does phpmyfaq use the most different datetime formats?
Almost each table seems to use its own format.
varchar(15), varchar(14), varchar(20), int(15), int(11) are found
Why not use the datetime (or timestamp when appropriate)? Actually It would make it easier to access data in a structured way with other clients.
why ???
Moderator: Thorsten
I forgot ...
the reason for this was that i tried to use the ip-tracking. I have been bothered by some or more idiot(s) who spams our faq with viagra-talk.
The table "faq_faqsessions" gives this time-info '1126182293' (int11) for a certain connection with a certain ip. How do I relate this info to the information in faq_faqfragen where time-info is in the format '20050927015550' (varchar20) ?
Further after update to 1.5.2 the "sessions" tracking in admin panel returns garbage like
Warning: opendir(/home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/data): failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 29
Warning: readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 30
Warning: closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 41
0
Sessions (Visits):
2397
Visits per Day:
Warning: Division by zero in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 48
0
The file stat.main.php exists with 1.5.2 and in another version (bigger) than was the case with 1.5.0.
The table "faq_faqsessions" gives this time-info '1126182293' (int11) for a certain connection with a certain ip. How do I relate this info to the information in faq_faqfragen where time-info is in the format '20050927015550' (varchar20) ?
Further after update to 1.5.2 the "sessions" tracking in admin panel returns garbage like
Warning: opendir(/home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/data): failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 29
Warning: readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 30
Warning: closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 41
0
Sessions (Visits):
2397
Visits per Day:
Warning: Division by zero in /home/httpd/vhosts/webyog.com/httpdocs/faq/admin/stat.main.php on line 48
0
The file stat.main.php exists with 1.5.2 and in another version (bigger) than was the case with 1.5.0.
Hi,
the differen time formats have historical reasons.
I'll take a look at your issue.
bye
Thorsten
the differen time formats have historical reasons.
I'll take a look at your issue.
bye
Thorsten
phpMyFAQ Maintainer and Lead Developer
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/data -dir
I simply dont have the /data-dir.
I guess you never told me that I should copy this one. Or did you ?
I guess you never told me that I should copy this one. Or did you ?
data dir
I created the data-dir and copied lastest datafile and the index.html in there and error disappeared.
i am REALLY surprised that the information found in the datafiles does not go in the database. Imposible to search the information a meaningful way when it is like this.
This "small" upgrade from 1.5.0 has been much too expensive when you must pay me for the time that I spend with it.
Please prepare the documentation on upgrade before releasing next upgrade!
i am REALLY surprised that the information found in the datafiles does not go in the database. Imposible to search the information a meaningful way when it is like this.
This "small" upgrade from 1.5.0 has been much too expensive when you must pay me for the time that I spend with it.
Please prepare the documentation on upgrade before releasing next upgrade!
Situation ..
.. creating a /data-dir and copying data files from 1.5.0 into 1.5.2 removes the error msgs. from "View Sessions".
But logging of sessions is not functional any more:
Days:
21
Sessions (Visits):
2443
Visits per Day:
116.33
First Log:
08.09.2005 09:27:31
Last Log:
26.09.2005 06:04:32
And ten minutes later:
Days:
21
Sessions (Visits):
2445
Visits per Day:
116.43
First Log:
08.09.2005 09:27:31
Last Log:
26.09.2005 06:04:32
the value "2445" is what database says too. But writing to datafiles does not happen after update. The time value corresponding to "sid"variable is "1127834954"(int11);
How do I get it started again? It would be OK to and delete the data files (and even reset counter if necessary) , if that is what it takes! Any database manipulation I can handle I believe! After all that's my business.
But logging of sessions is not functional any more:
Days:
21
Sessions (Visits):
2443
Visits per Day:
116.33
First Log:
08.09.2005 09:27:31
Last Log:
26.09.2005 06:04:32
And ten minutes later:
Days:
21
Sessions (Visits):
2445
Visits per Day:
116.43
First Log:
08.09.2005 09:27:31
Last Log:
26.09.2005 06:04:32
the value "2445" is what database says too. But writing to datafiles does not happen after update. The time value corresponding to "sid"variable is "1127834954"(int11);
How do I get it started again? It would be OK to and delete the data files (and even reset counter if necessary) , if that is what it takes! Any database manipulation I can handle I believe! After all that's my business.
I hope ...
I hope it was a CHMOD problem only. The files in the /data-dir had no write-access after I copied them there. Now 1 entry is written after I set CHMOD to 777, so chances that that was it ..