On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 12:41:24 -0500, Dennis Gilmore wrote:
> > I think that your issue is that you have an old setup with
the two
> > seperate dbs.
>
> My issue is that between 0.4.5 and 0.4.5.1 you applied my sqlite3 patch,
> which doesn't work with sqlite2, but you made Plague use sqlite2. There
> are incompatibilites in what is returned by fetchall/fetchone in the
> different APIs.
that is the one patch I did not apply. I took parts of it and refactored it.
There's more that is not applied. And that's the problem:
User authentication here fails because User.py new_authed_user() throws an
exception (TypeError expecting a dict but getting a tuple), which is caught
and ignored (!) by plague-server.
python-sqlite2 is largely the same API as python-sqlite since they
come from
the same place. however python-sqlite2 is linked against sqlite3 there is no
sqlite2 in fedora any longer. I wanted the same code to work on EL and Fedora
and yes fetchall fetchone operates differently
Which is exactly the reason why I've created the patch for sqlite3.
Why use python-sqlite2 if Python 2.5's built-in sqlite3 works, too?
It's a complete patch, btw, and that is why plague 0.4.5-2 works just fine.
Whether the sqlite3 patch leads to code that is still fully compatible
with python-sqlite remains to be seen.