Bugs item #1000522, was opened at 2006-01-07 18:52
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Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 3
Submitted By: Magnus Hagander (mha)
Assigned to: Nobody (None)
Summary: Enabling logging breaks ODBC for non administrators
Initial Comment:
Steps to reproduce (tested on windows 2003)
1. Create a user DSN logged in as a non-admin user
2. Create another user DSN logged in as admin user. As this user, enable logging ("mylog")
3. Try to configure the DSN logged in as a non admin user. The ODBC driver crashes with error 998.
This is probably because it can't write to the logfile? Which brings up two points:
1) There should be error checking for that :-) If that's exactly what it is.
2) The logfiles are completely usless for non-administrative users, since they are hardcoded to c:\. This should be
configurable,or if it's hardcode dit should at least be hardcoded to the temp directory (as set in the environment),
notto c:\. This is true even if my assumption that this permissions issue is what causes the problem specified.
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