| 99,9 → 99,23 |
|---|
| $username = OIDplus::baseConfig()->getValue('PGSQL_USERNAME', 'postgres'); |
| $password = OIDplus::baseConfig()->getValue('PGSQL_PASSWORD', ''); |
| $database = OIDplus::baseConfig()->getValue('PGSQL_DATABASE', 'oidplus'); |
| $socket = OIDplus::baseConfig()->getValue('PGSQL_SOCKET', ''); |
| if ($socket != '') { |
| $hostname = $socket; |
| $port = ''; |
| } else { |
| list($hostname, $port) = explode(':', "$host:5432"); |
| } |
| |
| $connection_string = array(); |
| if ($hostname != '') $connection_string[] = "host=$hostname"; |
| if ($username != '') $connection_string[] = "user=$username"; |
| if ($password != '') $connection_string[] = "password=$password"; |
| if ($port != '') $connection_string[] = "port=$port"; |
| if ($database != '') $connection_string[] = "dbname=$database"; |
| |
| // We need to use PGSQL_CONNECT_FORCE_NEW because we require two connectoins (for isolated log message queries) |
| $this->conn = pg_connect("host=$hostname user=$username password=$password port=$port dbname=$database", PGSQL_CONNECT_FORCE_NEW); |
| $this->conn = pg_connect(implode(' ', $connection_string), PGSQL_CONNECT_FORCE_NEW); |
| } finally { |
| # TODO: this does not seem to work?! (at least not for CLI) |
| $err = ob_get_contents(); |