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*push*

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I have added your translation and uploaded the new version 1.2.2. It looked ok on my local Windows XP, but perhaps you might want to give it a try, too:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/opensoundboard/files/OpenSoundboard/

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=)

Ok, I will do so. What´s your real name then?

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Wow, thanks a lot! There is a beer waiting for you in Hamburg, too =)

What name should I put in the credits?

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Hi,

anything new to this? If you could provide me with the NSIS script, I would be happy to implement the needed memento settings.

Lars

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Thanks for the bug ID. I thought that this must be possible so I didn´t even bother to search for it.

'peterlaursen' wrote:

As far as I can understand the first statement will save a HASHED password into a user variable. In CREATE USER you shall not specify a hashed password but a clear-text password.

Yes, that´s right. I just want to duplicate an account for another IP without the need to lookup the password. This is necessary when configuring a dedicated server and I want to automate as much as possible so I just have to execute the commands (via copy&paste) and not type anything manually. Therefore, I simply copy the hash value.

Thanks for the workaround! Had almost forgotten about that way 😉

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I would like to add your name to the credits. Is that ok with you?

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Thanks a lot for the quick translation!!!

If you ever happen to come to Hamburg, I will gladly invite you to a (or two, three…) nice cold beer at the “Alster”!

It would be totally sufficient to have Hindi – please don´t make so much effort =)

btw: only the lines starting with “x” need to be translated, the lines below the “explanation” are there only as an explanation for a better understanding in a context.

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I forgot the strings from the installer…

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Wow! I had no idea that there are so many languages involved, although having heard of some of the locations you mentioned. Thanks for the insight =)

I have attached a zip file containing a text file that contains the strings to be translated together with some explanations to hopefully better understand the context.

Thanks in advance,

Lars

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Hi,

I also posted this in the bug, but haven´t gotten a response so far:

I would like to implement this feature, but it seems the installer is not part of the SVN repository. Could you please provide me with the needed files?

Lars

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Cool, thx!

As always, it´s a pleasure reporting bugs/workarounds here 😉

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Yes, saving after every rename action would be better. For example: We have a user for a service (used by a customer) that is allowed to connect from one IP. When the IP changes, I would change it via the user manager too and without closing the dialog I would first check, if the service can connect again.

The problem I see is that the user normally assumes that pressing “save” is all he has to do. It´s common that after saving, everything works (well, most of the time ;-)).

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Cool, thanks!

To clarify: The flush will occur on closing the dialog and not after saving a user? I guess some people (including me) might have the dialog open, change and save something, not close the dialog, and test if the change worked (which it wouldn´t when the flush occurs later).

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Yes, I know that it is a bug in MySQL and the real problem is the old version, of course. Though, if it can be worked around by SQLyog and FLUSH PRIVILEGES after a RENAME (using SQLyogs user manager; this doesn´t use GRANT/REVOKE as far as I could see in the history tab!) and this doesn´t cause other problems, this would be nice.

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