BUG when you try to list all images
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Forgive my brashness here, but I fail to understand how a warning is considered a bug?
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It’s not, but I’m just trying to provide you with anything I can that will help you identify the root of the issue.
I appreciate all that you do. Keep up the good work.
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I know what the issue is, but I don’t know of a good means to test.
Basically, it’s trying to detect if the database is available. If it’s not, (such as when it’s performing an upgrade and mysql is restarting) it’s going to throw the select_db() error.
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Alright,
Hopefully this should be fixed.
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Try the latest svn 2612 and it should, hopefully, be fixed.
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Tom, I just installed the latest SVN Revision 2636 and still have the issue.
Let me know if I can help in any way to help troubleshoot.
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[quote=“Squeaner, post: 38940, member: 350”]Tom, I just installed the latest SVN Revision 2636 and still have the issue.
Let me know if I can help in any way to help troubleshoot.[/quote]
Which issue? The select_db()?
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Yes, the select_db(). The issue where when I choose “List All Images” and nothing is displayed.
Thanks.
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I know what’s wrong. The select_db is still not it.
Can you give me a print out of imageID’s you have and the imageGroupAssociation tables?
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Okay:
Please try 2637. I’m trying some better error handling, hopefully.
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Tom, I just installed SVN 2637 and it worked!
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 38948, member: 7271”]I know what’s wrong. The select_db is still not it.
Can you give me a print out of imageID’s you have and the imageGroupAssociation tables?[/quote]
Tom, do you still need this information?
Thanks.
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No,
Sorry I didn’t get back sooner. Yes you’ll likely still have the select_db messages, but no if all is working you should be good.
My guess is some of your images are setup without having a storage group assigned to them. All that release did was make it so it would “fail gracefully?” as I like to call it.
