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# Re: server messages in the database

- Date: Mon, 28 Jul 1997 11:48:11 -0500 (CDT)
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    On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, Andreas Dieberger wrote:

    > I'm running 1.8p5 and an the programmers manual it says (Chapter 5.2.2) you
    > can set some server messages in the database. What I would be interested
    > are $server_options.create_msg, .recycle_msg, .boot_msg and some others.
    > But it seems that my system doesn't know these properties. Did I set
    > something up the wrong way or is that a mistake in the manual..?

    Most likely, your database doesn't have a server options object, or it
    doesn't define those properties.  To create a server options object, type
    something like this:

    @create $root_class named server options

    Note the object number given for the new object, then type:

    @prop #0.server_options <number>

    If you have a $server_options, but the properties don't exist, add them.
    The manual is correct about the messages.

    > Talking about this: Does anybody know where the message for an unsuccessful
    > login is stored? Are there any plans to make this also such an in-database
    > message in the future?

    The login commands are handled completely by the database.  You might want
    to look at $login:connect for the failed-login message(s).

    > Thanks a lot.

    No problem.

    --Matthew Campbell

References:

- server messages in the database

- From: adieber@emory.edu (Andreas Dieberger)

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