sql-ledger-users — SQL-Ledger users

[SL] latex dilemma

[Keith M. <km...@be...>]

Hi,

I installed LaTex in hopes of getting invoices printed the way I want them to.
I also blasted away my /usr/local/sql-ledger except for the users/kmastin.conf
file and the sql-ledger.conf files (and the templates that I've customized) as I
noted from the mailing list archives. I re-installed the sql-ledger program,
mv'ed the saved files back to their original state and brought up the program in
Opera.

Sql-Ledger Version 1.8.3
Redhat 7.1
2.4.3-12 (stock Redhat) kernel
tetex-latex-1.0.7-15

Is there something I have to do to initiate LaTex? I ran latex and was requested
to type the name of my input file, so I *think* it's working.

If all that is running as expected, then I'm back to un-installing/re-installing?
If so, can I keep my templates and user.conf and sql-ledger.conf file?

There is one line in Deiter's reply on the mailing list that I did not fully
understand: "If you have modified sql-ledger.conf merge the changes from the
default file rather than copying over top." I expect that does not apply to my
case as I did not upgrade and am using a "virgin" version 1.8.3 install?

Thanks for any help.
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Re: [SL] Need Help w/Debian Install

[John F. <jf...@au...>]

John Foster wrote:
> I am a Debian user and there are as yet no .deb installation files
> available. I have managed to get SL installed and it seems to run up to
> the point where I try to create databases or login to the accounting
> system. I tried SL several versions ago & decided to wait for it to
> mature. I want to try it now to see if will meet my needs. Is there any
> body here with experience with Debian that I can correspond with to get
> SL working? I have it installed on a Woody box that is currently up to
> date. I also do not normally use postgres but MySQL, which is easier to
> manage but does not perform transaction accounting. I need to swithc
> over and currently not sure where the error is. It seems to be that SL
> will communicate with the postgresql server but is refused admittance to
> the database that I created using psql command line  instructions. I did
> create a postrgres user that is also a linux user and I added the
> www-data user to postgres as well. I did read & follow the Debian
> installation instructions in the FAQ. The error that I get is below;
> 
> Error!
> 
> IDENT authentication failed for user 'fred'
> --
> John Foster
Sorry Jonas For the first post with your name, I used a reply to
function and did not clean it up.

-- 
John Foster

[SL] Need Help w/Debian Install

[John F. <jf...@au...>]

Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
I am a Debian user and there are as yet no .deb installation files
available. I have managed to get SL installed and it seems to run up to
the point where I try to create databases or login to the accounting
system. I tried SL several versions ago & decided to wait for it to
mature. I want to try it now to see if will meet my needs. Is there any
body here with experience with Debian that I can correspond with to get
SL working? I have it installed on a Woody box that is currently up to
date. I also do not normally use postgres but MySQL, which is easier to
manage but does not perform transaction accounting. I need to swithc
over and currently not sure where the error is. It seems to be that SL
will communicate with the postgresql server but is refused admittance to
the database that I created using psql command line  instructions. I did
create a postrgres user that is also a linux user and I added the
www-data user to postgres as well. I did read & follow the Debian
installation instructions in the FAQ. The error that I get is below;

Error!

IDENT authentication failed for user 'fred'
-- 
John Foster

[SL] latex templates not copied to user dir?

[Andre F. M. <and...@te...>]

Hello,
When creating a new user, the suitable language html templates are copie=
d=20
to the user .../templates/user_name (or db access name)
Why latex templates are not?
Is it a misconfiguration?
What can I do?
Best regards.
Andre Felipe

Re: [SL] RedHat Linux 5.2

[Omar B. <ob...@ya...>]

I have redhat 5.2 installed on a server for about three years or more , and=
=20
this server does not even have a keyboard,
nobody have "touched" it for more than three years

At 07:57 =D5 01/04/02 +0530, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
>this was a problem in rh 5.2 - have you heard similar reports on 6.2 and=
 7.2?
>kg
>On Sunday 31 March 2002 19:52, kevin bailey wrote:
> > hi omar,
> >
> > might be time to check out debian if you are going to reinstall - i
> > found that after RH has been installed for a year or so the dependencies
> > get mixed up and become so much of a mess that further RPM installation
> > becomes impossible.
> >


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[SL] Installation prob. - Internal Server Error

[Julien L. <jul...@it...>]

Hi everybody,

sorry to bother you with such a basic question, but I can't seem to get
SQL-Ledger working. I followed the steps outlined in the README file,
but now all I can get is an internal server error (with Apache on Linux,
everything compiled by ourselves and running well for over a year).

The exact error message in the error log is:

Unknown error
Compilation failed in require at /usr/local/sql-ledger/admin.pl line 86.
[Tue Apr  2 12:19:57 2002] [error] [client 192.168.1.103] Premature end
of script headers: /usr/local/sql-ledger/admin.pl

when I try to configure the database or the same message with login.pl
when I try to login with an existing user (I can add users).
Permissions, etc. seem to be correct as far as I can tell, because
everything runs up to this point.

I tried with Mozilla 0.9.9, Netscape 4.7x and Lynx too, because the
error occurs on a "require" line. I printed the content of this require
line and everything seems normal ("bin/mozilla/login.pl" for example,
which exists and is readable).

Any help would be *greatly* appreciated since I cannot even begin to try
out the software without this!

Thanks in advance,

Julien Lajeunesse

Re: [SL] [Fwd: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users']

[Tom L. <to...@re...>]

Considering that Dieter's address is dsi...@sq..., I would think 
someone is playing some silly games. Besides, telusplanet is in Canada.

Tom

--On Tuesday, April 02, 2002 9:29 AM -0500 "Bryan J. Smith" 
<b.j...@ie...> wrote:

> Did I do something wrong?  :-(
>
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>
> From: sql-ledger-users <ec...@fr...>
> To: b.j...@ie...
> Subject: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users'
> Date: 01 Apr 2002 22:27:15 -0500
>
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> // eoj
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Re: [SL] [Fwd: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users']

[Burt B. <bb...@be...>]

Looks like something/someone slipped a cog..

I got one of these too and, of course ignored it:-)

I would find it hard to believe that I did something wrong since I've just 
been lurking since joining the list and getting ready to make the move from 
QuickBooks to SQL Ledger in the next couple of months..

Burt

At 09:29 AM 4/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Did I do something wrong?  :-(
>
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>Subject: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users'
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Re: [SL] [Fwd: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users']

[William S. <ws...@di...>]

No 

I do not need to see all SQL questions and Emails from SQL users.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bryan J. Smith" <b.j...@ie...>
To: <sql...@sq...>
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 9:29 AM
Subject: [SL] [Fwd: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users']


> Did I do something wrong?  :-(
> 
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> 
> From: sql-ledger-users <ec...@fr...>
> To: b.j...@ie...
> Subject: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users'
> Date: 01 Apr 2002 22:27:15 -0500
> 
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> // eoj
> -- 
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> 
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> 

[SL] [Fwd: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users']

[Bryan J. S. <b.j...@ie...>]

Did I do something wrong?  :-(

-----Forwarded Message-----

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To: b.j...@ie...
Subject: Unsubscription confirmation for 'sql-ledger-users'
Date: 01 Apr 2002 22:27:15 -0500

# dsi...@te... has requested that you be unsubscribed
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Re: [SL] problem: postgres IDENT

[Jonas S. <jo...@jo...>]

On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:

> When I try to create a new database, or connect to an existing one I get
> the follwing error message: FATAL 1: IDENT authentication failed for
> user "postgres"
>
> I can see the dbs when running psql as postgres. Could it be a firewall
> problem, or networking problem or some passwd problem?
>
> This is just after moving from postgres 7.1 to 7.2 under Mandrake 8.2
> and loading the databases.

"ident" authentication method is new in Postgres 7.2.

Debian hacked something together called "peer" authentication, and it was
adopted upstream with version 7.2. If Mandrake adopted the "peer" scheme
used in 7.1 in Debian you need to replace all instances of that word with
"ident" in /etc/postgresql/pg_hba.conf.

But it could be other things as well... :-I

 - Jonas

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Re: [SL] problem: postgres IDENT

[Damien B. <da...@eg...>]

> When I try to create a new database, or connect to an
> existing one I get the follwing error message:
> FATAL 1: IDENT authentication failed for user "postgres"

You need to edit $POSTGRES_DIR/data/pg_hba.conf (usually
/var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf) to allow remote (and sometimes local)
hosts to connect. Also, make sure that postmaster was started with the
-i flag if you want to connect via TCP/IP.

Damien
 

[SL] problem: postgres IDENT

[Keld S. <ke...@dk...>]

When I try to create a new database, or connect to an
existing one I get the follwing error message:
FATAL 1: IDENT authentication failed for user "postgres"

I can see the dbs when running psql as postgres.
Could it be a firewall problem, or networking problem
or some passwd problem?

This is just after moving from postgres 7.1 to 7.2 
under Mandrake 8.2 and loading the databases.

keld

Re: [SL] RedHat Linux 5.2

[Kenneth G. <la...@th...>]

this was a problem in rh 5.2 - have you heard similar reports on 6.2 and 7.2?
kg
On Sunday 31 March 2002 19:52, kevin bailey wrote:
> hi omar,
>
> might be time to check out debian if you are going to reinstall - i
> found that after RH has been installed for a year or so the dependencies
> get mixed up and become so much of a mess that further RPM installation
> becomes impossible.
>

Re: [SL] Re: Security problem (don't discount the economics)

[Kenneth G. <la...@th...>]

cant make out which country you are from, but these things are country 
specific. In India, small and medium size companies would fire any purchase 
manager who includes software in his budget. Hardware dealers are expected to 
preinstall pirated versions of M$ os and software if they want the order. 
there are a bunch of accounting packages - all conforming to international 
standards - going at around $250/- or less (assuming that the customer pays 
for them). Programmers are almost never employed in the accounting side. An 
accountant with some data entry assistants is all that is needed. a competent 
accountant would work for about $100 a month (this is on the high side). A 
data entry operator would go for about $40 per month. I have been working 
with several govenment organisations trying to convert them to linux. They 
are already in a 'software free, installation free environment'. how do i 
convert them to a 'software free, installation paid for scenario'?

of course, M$ and its cohorts pay top$ to informants and conduct raids with 
police help where they seize the machines and extort license fees - but this 
is a war i do not want to get involved in.

that is why i am talking reliable, stable and honest

ps

the rate for shrink wrapped rh7.2 and shrinkwrapped M$ os+office here is 
about the same
 
On Sunday 31 March 2002 22:17, Steve Doerr wrote:
> Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
> > anyway - if you are propagating opensource, please dont do the movement a
> > disservice by talking free or cheap - talk reliable, stable and honest
> > regards
>
> I think you're a little too hasty to discount the economics of free
> software. Reliable, stable and honest is a strong marketing point, but see
> below.
>
> Here's a scenario of a medium size companies' cost of a proprietary acctg.
> system:
>
> 1.  AS400 or prop. unix lease (hardware & OS)        -    150,000.00/yr
> 2.  Acctg. software license                                         -
> 100,000.00/yr
> 3.  5 programmers (@ 60k/yr)                                   -
> 300,000.00/yr
>             Total
> -    550,000.00/yr
>
> Don't forget to mention that number 2. goes completely away with free
> software, ;-).
>
> Number 1, can go down to 15-20K every three years for a pretty solid i86
> Linux/BSD server.
>
> We'll say number 3. stays the same, but having the code might drop that a
> person or two.
>
> Now, I've always felt the making a living part would come from numbers 1.
> and 2.  Dieter or another support professional could charge 30K/yr for a
> support contract and still save a company ~200K/yr.
>
> Anyway, nothing to do with ease of installation, or sessions/authorization,
> but a free/open source solution is less costly in addition to the benefits
> of greater stability/reliability.  Personally, I place about equal
> importance on the economics, because I feel they are very measurable and
> real.
>
> Not trying to change what's important to you, Kenneth, but I feel both
> aspects are benefits.
>
> Take care,
> Steve

Re: [SL] Item sub accounts

[Omar B. <ob...@ya...>]

I am working in the textile business , I need to have product sizes (same 
description but different sizes and different prices)
Is it possible to have that or not ?
Omar


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[SL] Re: Security problem

[Sergio A. K. <ser...@ho...>]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin Lillepuu" <ma...@li...>


> Ühel kenal päeval (laupäev, 30. märts 2002 20:36) kirjutas Sergio A.
Kessler:
>
> > > 2) Keep the current system, but instead of doing http GET with the
> > > credentials encoded in the URI, why not simply http POST using hidden
> > > form fields.
> >
> > yup, this can be simple, but http auth is even more simple...
> > (you don't have to pass credentials all the time)
> > (and more secure IMO, and more modular: you can change from
> > basic auth to digest in 1 second, or simply use https)
> >
> > more: with http auth, you don't even have to do the GUI,
> > as the browser popup a nice dialog window for you...  :)
>
> this would also require some code to manage usersnames/passwords in
htpasswd
> file.

wrong !
you have no clue of what you are talking about. period.

/sergio
pd: I'm using http auth for more than 3 years and NO ONE
of my systems deals with .htpasswd files, all users are
stored in postgres tables.

[SL] Re: Security problem

[Sergio A. K. <ser...@ho...>]

FOR GOD SAKE !!

WHO say that sql-ledger should include php !!?????

I just posted that example in php to **illustrate** the
whole thing !
so you can see there are NO .htpasswd files around using
http auth.
(and because it's the languaje I have at handy)

OF COURSE, iif sql-ledger incorporates http auth,
it should be written in perl.

/sergio
pd: PLEASE, stop messing things out...

----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Mastin" <km...@be...>


> This is all pretty sweet, but adding php can be pretty confounding to a
user who
> is not using rpm or apt. Also, I am not sure that php is available to
someone
> using one of the "tiny" webservers.
> But thanks for posting the code!
>
> Quoting Sergio A. Kessler from [30/03/02 19:17 -0300]:
> > agreed 1000%, BUT
> > using http auth doesn't need to use apache htpasswd files !
> >
> > the user administering sql-ledger doesn't have to *anything*
> > different from now.
> >
> > take a look at this php script of my own, and see that I'm
> > using http auth, challenging against a postgres "users" table:
> >
> > <?php
> >
> >   header("Expires: Sat, Jan 01 2000 01:01:01 GMT");
> >   // past time, for preventing browser's cache, just in case
> >
> >   if (!isset($PHP_AUTH_USER))
> >   {
> >       header("WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm=\"ezDoc\"");
> >       header("HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized");
> >   }
> >   else
> >   {
> >       if ( ($PHP_AUTH_USER == "") or
> >            ($PHP_AUTH_PW == "") )
> >       {
> >           echo "Bad login.";
> >           exit;
> >       }
> >
> >       $db = DB::connect($ez_doc_db_dsn);
> >       if (DB::isError($db)) {
> >           die ($db->getMessage());
> >       }
> >
> >       $qry = "select * from ez_doc_users where usr_loginname =
> > '$PHP_AUTH_USER' and usr_password = '$PHP_AUTH_PW'";
> >
> >       $result = $db->query($qry);
> >       $row = $result->fetchRow(DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);
> >       $db->disconnect();
> >
> >       if ($row["usr_realname"] != "") {
> >           $usr_realname = $row["usr_realname"];
> >           $usr_loginname = $row["usr_loginname"];
> >       } else {
> >           echo "Bad login.";
> >           exit;
> >       }
> >   }
> >
> > ?>
> >
> > see ? pretty easy, there is no need to setup *anything*,
> > and the admin can still use the web interface for adding
> > users...
> >
> > you just send a special string to the browser and then
> > you can make the challenge against the database, a flat
> > file or your own, etc
> >
> > as far as the admin is concerned, *nothing* has changed...
> >
> > /sergio
> > ps: php provides automatically the global variables
> > PHP_AUTH_USER & PHP_AUTH_PW, I'm sure perl does have
> > something similar...
>
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>
>

Re: [SL] RedHat Linux 5.2

[Omar B. <ob...@ya...>]

I think i will do that in the future , but unfortunatly i do not have=20
debian for the moment , i have an old debian , but i will not try to=20
install it now,
thanks very much
Omar

At 03:22 =E3 31/03/02 +0100, kevin bailey wrote:
>hi omar,
>
>might be time to check out debian if you are going to reinstall - i found=
=20
>that after RH has been installed for a year or so the dependencies get=20
>mixed up and become so much of a mess that further RPM installation=20
>becomes impossible.
>
>most people start out with RH/mandrake but once they switch to debian they=
=20
>tend to stick with it.
>
>as far as i remember the packages required on debian were libdbi-perl and=
=20
>libdbd-pg-perl
>
>and were installed by typing
>
>#apt-get install libdbi-perl libdbd-pg-perl
>
>and the system automatically downloads the latest versions of the required=
=20
>packages.
>
>also, slackware is known to be a good distro for machines which are=20
>carrying out specific tacks shuch as database and web serving etc.
>
>kev bailey
>
>
>Omar BaheyEldin wrote:
>>I am fed up,
>>I will upgrade , Will have the CD today (I hope)
>>At 07:47 =D5 27/03/02 +0530, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
>>
>>>dbi and dbd will not work on redhat 5.2. i dont know about postgres, but=
 for
>>>mysql there is a composite thingie called, i think, dbd::mysql that does=
 the
>>>work of both dbi and dbd
>>>kg
>>>On Tuesday 26 March 2002 22:22, Omar BaheyEldin wrote:
>>> > >Hi All,
>>> >
>>> > Have there any body who was able to make sql-ledger work under Redhat=
=20
>>> linux
>>> > 5.2,
>>> > I have had terrible four or five days trying to install the DBI and
>>> > DBD  but I have failed in that
>>> > Omr
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > _________________________________________________________
>>> > Do You Yahoo!?
>>> > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
>>
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Re: [SL] RedHat Linux 5.2

[kevin b. <kev...@bi...>]

hi omar,

might be time to check out debian if you are going to reinstall - i 
found that after RH has been installed for a year or so the dependencies 
get mixed up and become so much of a mess that further RPM installation 
becomes impossible.

most people start out with RH/mandrake but once they switch to debian 
they tend to stick with it.

as far as i remember the packages required on debian were libdbi-perl 
and libdbd-pg-perl

and were installed by typing

#apt-get install libdbi-perl libdbd-pg-perl

and the system automatically downloads the latest versions of the 
required packages.

also, slackware is known to be a good distro for machines which are 
carrying out specific tacks shuch as database and web serving etc.

kev bailey


Omar BaheyEldin wrote:
> I am fed up,
> I will upgrade , Will have the CD today (I hope)
> 
> At 07:47 Õ 27/03/02 +0530, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
> 
>> dbi and dbd will not work on redhat 5.2. i dont know about postgres, 
>> but for
>> mysql there is a composite thingie called, i think, dbd::mysql that 
>> does the
>> work of both dbi and dbd
>> kg
>> On Tuesday 26 March 2002 22:22, Omar BaheyEldin wrote:
>> > >Hi All,
>> >
>> > Have there any body who was able to make sql-ledger work under 
>> Redhat linux
>> > 5.2,
>> > I have had terrible four or five days trying to install the DBI and
>> > DBD  but I have failed in that
>> > Omr
>> >
>> >
>> > _________________________________________________________
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> 
> 
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[SL] menu file

[Sergio A. K. <ser...@ho...>]

hi dieter,

how about storing the accounting menu in a xml file ?
(and ideally using a xsl stylesheet to transform it in html)
(a step forward to separate the perl code from the html code)

something like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<menu>
  <name>AR</name>
  <choice>
    <label>Add Transaction</label>
    <module>ar</module>
    <action>add</action>
  </choice>
  <choice>
  ....
</menu>

there are many good xml parsers for perl.

/sergio

Re: [SL] Security problem

[Kenneth G. <la...@th...>]

anyone who uses uncle bill's products does so at his own risk. if you want to 
support ub its your choice. dont complain.
kg
On Friday 29 March 2002 12:42, Mufit Eribol wrote:
> My version is 1.8.3.
>
> Internet Explorer keeps the passwords in the history. Anybody, after you,
> can easily login the sql-ledger by just picking the url from the history
> list.
>
> Is there any way to stop this behaviour except erasing the history each
> time we log out?
>
> Mufit Eribol

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[SL] Security problem

[Mufit E. <hm...@de...>]

My version is 1.8.3.

Internet Explorer keeps the passwords in the history. Anybody, after =
you, can easily login the sql-ledger by just picking the url from the =
history list.=20

Is there any way to stop this behaviour except erasing the history each =
time we log out?

Mufit Eribol

[SL] Security problem

[Mufit E. <me...@de...>]

My version is 1.8.3.

Internet Explorer keeps the passwords in the history. Anybody, after =
you, can easily login the sql-ledger by just picking the url with from =
the history list.=20

Is there any way to stop this behaviour except erasing the history each =
time we log out?

Mufit Eribol

[SL] Error users/members: Permission Denied

[Paul G. <gri...@co...>]

This is the error message I get when trying to log into
http://localhost/sql-ledger/admin.pl  I did the chown nobody:nobody
users templates. login.pl works great its just admin.pl that gives the
error. I checked the directory /usr/local/sql-ledger and it looks like
admin.pl is symlink to login.pl. Is this right?
I am using apache 1.3.22. Mozilla 0.9.2.1 and RedHat 7.2 Postgre 7.1.3

Thanks,
Paul