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+ <H1>[IRCServices Coding] Services 5.0 Miunor Bugs/glitches/suggestions</H1>
+ <B>Mark Hetherington</B>
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+ TITLE="[IRCServices Coding] Services 5.0 Miunor Bugs/glitches/suggestions">mark at mhetherington.demon.co.uk
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+ <I>Sun Feb 3 16:41:22 PST 2002</I>
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+<PRE>Thanks for the prompt response and fixes.
+
+><i> >3) Bug: Memoserv send does not always confirm that a memo has
+</I>><i> been sent even
+</I>><i> >though it has. This only seems to affect some users and I have
+</I>><i> yet to find
+</I>><i> >what it is about particular users that causes this.
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> I haven't been able to reproduce this, and can't fix it without more
+</I>><i> information.
+</I>
+Trying to track this down. Any ideas as to what could cause such an issue? I
+get it all the time. I am services root but even when using a different non
+linked nickname I can still get it (using same client and setup that worked
+with 4.5.x). Other users that have experienced it have no "status" so I do
+not think my services access is affecting it in any case. I will get chance
+to try on a completely different system and connection tomorrow (work) and
+go from there.
+
+><i> >4) Bug: Help responses which involve 2 pseudo client names do
+</I>><i> not appear to
+</I>><i> >display correctly. E.g. the /cs help register command will
+</I>><i> display the name
+</I>><i> >of the ChanServ client correctly, but seemingly a random string for the
+</I>><i> >NickServ client
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> I can't reproduce this.
+</I>
+Off-list email sent of config and details of a network exhibiting said
+problem in case it is a combination of settings which cause this.
+
+><i> I don't like the proliferation of log files that would create; if it
+</I>><i> bothers you to have everything in one logfile, just write a script that
+</I>><i> parses them out to separate files or something. As for the other
+</I>><i> point, an
+</I>><i> access-log-like thing is under consideration.
+</I>
+It doesn't bother me having everything in one log file. It was mainly the
+lack of information in the httpd messages and their high proliferation rate
+compared with other modules which made me consider a seperate log file for
+it. Multiple log files was just an extension of the idea for discussion. The
+access log would solve the information in the message, but hopefully this
+would be coupled with a simple (configuration possibly) way to disable the
+standard message in the main log file.
+
+><i> >9) Not sure if this is a known problem listed anywhere but I
+</I>><i> haven't found
+</I>><i> >it in the docs, Services 5 will not parse a Version 4.5.x
+</I>><i> exception.db file.
+</I>><i> >The following error appears in the log file:
+</I>><i> >
+</I>><i> >database/version4: Read error on exception.db
+</I>><i>
+</I>><i> Can you send me an example database that has this problem?
+</I>
+Sent off-list.
+
+Mark.
+
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