I’ve been working for maybe the third day when i’ve heard it on some Internet radio station. The song was performed by Mary Hopkin. It’s tracing back to 1920-ies, was banned up to 1950-ies. Anyway Wikipedia knows more about it.

Dude, i’m feeling to old for rock-n-roll

“Дорогой длинною”, Сергей Зыков :

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Found an error when deploying GLPI plugin “Generic Objects Management” v 1.1.3 from https://forge.indepnet.net/projects/show/genericobject/

I could add and modify object types, but was unable to add objects. Clicking “Add” button did nothing.

Uh.

Switched GLPI to debug mode and found “SELECT * FROM `glpi_plugin_genericobject_…` WHERE is_template = ’1′ AND FK_entities=’0′ ORDER BY tplname 0.001 Unknown column ‘tplname’ in ‘order clause’ ” near the bottom.
Of course, the was no ‘tplname’ field in the DB.

A quick search in the sourse revealed:
the apropriate database is created when object’s type is created;
the function “plugin_genericobject_addTable($name)” resides in “inc/plugin_genericobject.objecttype.function.php”

$diff -u plugin_genericobject.objecttype.function.php.orig plugin_genericobject.objecttype.function.php

— plugin_genericobject.objecttype.function.php.orig 2009-12-21 00:01:19.000000000 +0200
+++ plugin_genericobject.objecttype.function.php 2009-12-21 00:06:34.000000000 +0200
@@ -251,6 +251,7 @@
`is_template` INT ( 1 ) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
`comments` TEXT NULL ,
`notes` TEXT NULL ,
+ `tplname` VARCHAR( 255 ) NULL ,
PRIMARY KEY ( `ID` )
) ENGINE = MYISAM COMMENT = ‘$name table’;”;

‘tplname’ field should be altered in “plugin_genericobject_enableTemplateManagement” function, but for some reason it isn’t.
That’s all.

Actually, it wasn’t down. Just the information was not displayed.

The reason is simple – after a prolonged migration to Atom MoBo, data crash in one of physical discs, loss of some MySQL databases, a new WordPress installation was missing the theme i’ve used. So, quick edit in ‘options’ table, replacing ‘option_name’ ‘template’ and ‘stylesheet’ with walue ‘default’ made the trick.
As you see, the blog is up and running again.

Meet the Junior

Junior

History is just what happens to us.
Now.

I hope this blog will be a cosy place to find some totally useless crap.

More than a year to get this article published. Yet it should be rewritte to make it shorter…