hi, i’ve a problem, i’ve updated from rails 1.1.4 to the 1.1.6 and from
mysql 5.0.22 to mysql 5.0.24. i tryed to start the rail’s server, all
ok… http://localhost:3000… some pages are ok, but some of them have
a problem (here a paste of the problem:
http://rafb.net/paste/results/0s29O649.html )…so, i removed the 1.1.6
e installed the 1.1.4, tryed…nothing…i think is mysql…i found the
part of the code that start the problem: @user = User.new( params[:user]
)…the new mysql version doesn’t permit this? how can i correct the
code:
def register
@user = User.new( params[:user] )
if request.post? and @user.save
@user = User.new
end
end
sigh, help me please, i’m trying to fix this problem since this morning
user wrote:
hi, i’ve a problem, i’ve updated from rails 1.1.4 to the 1.1.6 and from
mysql 5.0.22 to mysql 5.0.24. i tryed to start the rail’s server, all
ok… http://localhost:3000… some pages are ok, but some of them have
a problem (here a paste of the problem:
http://rafb.net/paste/results/0s29O649.html )…so, i removed the 1.1.6
e installed the 1.1.4, tryed…nothing…i think is mysql…i found the
part of the code that start the problem: @user = User.new( params[:user]
)…the new mysql version doesn’t permit this? how can i correct the
code:
def register
@user = User.new( params[:user] )
if request.post? and @user.save
@user = User.new
end
end
sigh, help me please, i’m trying to fix this problem since this morning
Nice! You saved me from having to post. Same thing for me. My host
(OCS Solutions) upgraded to 1.1.6 yesterday, and I now get the same
error on every sql query I make (maybe not all, but I don’t feel like
checking)! Eeeeek! Here’s the first statement that it hits and dies
on:
@pics = Movie.find(:all, :order => ‘movies.rating desc’, :include =>
[:user])
If I take out the :include then it doesn’t throw an error on it… it
then throws an error where I use the association… aka when I do:
<%= @pics[0].user.name %>
Any help would be much appreciated! Google doesn’t have the answers
Thanks,
Ben L.
Ben L. wrote:
Nice! You saved me from having to post. Same thing for me. My host
(OCS Solutions) upgraded to 1.1.6 yesterday, and I now get the same
error on every sql query I make (maybe not all, but I don’t feel like
checking)! Eeeeek! Here’s the first statement that it hits and dies
on:
what is the mysql version? i don’t understand if it’s rails or mysql the
problem, because i tryed to delete the 1.1.6 and install the 1.1.4 but
it’s still not working 
user wrote:
what is the mysql version? i don’t understand if it’s rails or mysql the
problem, because i tryed to delete the 1.1.6 and install the 1.1.4 but
it’s still not working
ok…the problem is mysql 5.0.24, i reinstalled the 5.0.22 and now it
works
user wrote:
user wrote:
what is the mysql version? i don’t understand if it’s rails or mysql the
problem, because i tryed to delete the 1.1.6 and install the 1.1.4 but
it’s still not working
ok…the problem is mysql 5.0.24, i reinstalled the 5.0.22 and now it
works
I, I’ve same problem here, but cannot get back to 5.0.22 because of a
security bug. What can I do ?
jean-marc DETREZ wrote:
user wrote:
user wrote:
what is the mysql version? i don’t understand if it’s rails or mysql the
problem, because i tryed to delete the 1.1.6 and install the 1.1.4 but
it’s still not working
ok…the problem is mysql 5.0.24, i reinstalled the 5.0.22 and now it
works
I, I’ve same problem here, but cannot get back to 5.0.22 because of a
security bug. What can I do ?
You could have a look at
http://benr75.com/pages/ruby_on_rails_gentoo_mysql-5.0.24_commands_out_of_sync
if you running GENTOO