Re: Login problems

["Matt Jackson" <..hidden..>]

Ashley,

Sweet...a little progress:

Again, on Ubuntu Edgy did:

sudo su postgres

psql ledger-smb

(since ledger-smb is database name)

at ledger-smb=# prompt did

\dt

and got:

           List of relations
Schema |    Name    | Type  |   Owner
--------+------------+-------+------------
public | session    | table | ledger-smb
public | users      | table | ledger-smb
public | users_conf | table | ledger-smb
(3 rows)

then did the


ledger-smb=# GRANT ALL ON session TO "ledger-smb";

and it returned:

GRANT

Sweet!

OK, so now I did that with the other two table names, users and
users_conf, per your instructions.

Went back to the admin.pl page, tried both

admin

as password and

(nothing in the space)

and it still returned "access denied." Hmmm.

Here is my /etc/ledger-smb/ledger-smb.conf file:


------------------------------------------


session  : DB
logging  : 0

# Set language for login and admin pages
language :

# If you have LaTeX installed, set to 1
latex : 1

# Maximum number of invoices that can be printed on a cheque
check_max_invoices : 5

[environment]
# If the server can't find applications, append to the path
PATH: /usr/local/pgsql/bin
PATH: /usr/local/bin

# If on Mac OS X using Fink's Perl libs, append to the path
#PERL5LIB = /sw/lib/perl5

[paths]
# spool directory for batch printing
spool  = /var/lib/ledger-smb/spool
# path to user configuration files
userspath  = /var/lib/ledger-smb/users
# templates base directory
templates  = templates
# member file
#PERL5LIB = /sw/lib/perl5

[paths]
# spool directory for batch printing
spool  = /var/lib/ledger-smb/spool
# path to user configuration files
userspath  = /var/lib/ledger-smb/users
# templates base directory
templates  = templates
# member file
memberfile = /var/lib/ledger-smb/users/members
localepath = locale/po

[programs]
# program to use for file compression
gzip       = gzip -S .gz

[mail]
### How to send mail.  The sendmail command is used unless smtphost is set.
sendmail   = /usr/bin/sendmail -t
# smtphost = 127.0.0.1
# smtptimeout = 60

[printers]
# Available printers
Laser      = lpr -Plaser
Epson      = lpr -PEpson

[globaldb]
# These paramaters *must* be set correctly
# for LedgerSMB >= 1.2 to work
DBConnect  = dbi:Pg:dbname=ledger-smb;host=localhost;port=5432
DBUserName = ledger-smb
DBPassword = admin


----------------------------------

(There may be some repetition in there as I had to paste that page by
page from nano since I am not at the host computer to use gedit or
whatver else directly).

One more step down, but is there something I have missed perhaps?

Best,
Matt





On 3/5/07, Ashley J Gittins <..hidden..> wrote:
> On Tue, 6 Mar 2007, Matt Jackson wrote:
> > Ashley,
> > The plot thickens! lol
> > OK I tried the following, after doing a
> > sudo su postgres
> > and then psql
> > and then got the
> > postgres=#
> > prompt and entered the following, with teh following result:
> >
> > postgres=# GRANT ALL ON SESSION TO "ledger-smb";
> > ERROR:  relation "session" does not exist
>
> D'oh! Sorry, when you run psql, add the database name as a parameter, ie:
>
> psql ledger-smb
>
> so that it actually opens the LSMB database, which contains the session table.
>
> > Then I tried this, with the following result:
> >
> > postgres=# GRANT ALL ON * TO "ledger-smb";
> > ERROR:  syntax error at or near "*" at character 14
> > LINE 1: GRANT ALL ON * TO "ledger-smb";
> >                      ^
>
> Ahh, sorry - my bad again, that syntax is invalid. I don't know how to
> specify "all tables", so you would need to list them all out separately if
> you wanted to do that. You can get a list of tablenames by entering
>
> \dt
>
> in psql.
>
> > Is my next step to find that config file? Must I be missing something from
> > it?
>
> Nope, stick with the psql bits, once we get past my bad advice we'll decide
> where to blindly run from there B-D
>
> --
> Regards,
>         Ashley J Gittins
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Regards,
Matt