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The system preferences was added with 0/1 in sysprefs.sql is checked
as boolean. But the .pref file was added with yes/no which both
evaluate as strings to true.
This fixes the .pref file and includes a database update that sets
0 and 1 correctly for the value currently chosen in the pref.
To test:
* Make sure to update RedirectGuaranteeEmail to Enable/Don't enable
before applying the patch
* Verify in the database, that the values was set to yes or no
You can use a report like:
SELECT * from systempreferences WHERE variable = "RedirectGuaranteeEmail";
* Apply patch and run database update
* Verify the value in the database was corrected:
Yes = 1, No = 0
* Change the setting, verify the new value is stored correctly
Signed-off-by: David Nind <david@davidnind.com>
Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer@bsz-bw.de>
16 lines
583 B
Perl
16 lines
583 B
Perl
use Modern::Perl;
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return {
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bug_number => "35973",
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description => "Correct system preference 'RedirectGuaranteeEmail'",
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up => sub {
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my ($args) = @_;
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my ( $dbh, $out ) = @$args{qw(dbh out)};
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# Do you stuffs here
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$dbh->do(q{UPDATE systempreferences SET value = 1 WHERE variable = "RedirectGuaranteeEmail" and value = "yes"});
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$dbh->do(q{UPDATE systempreferences SET value = 0 WHERE variable = "RedirectGuaranteeEmail" and value = "no"});
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say $out "Corrected system preference 'RedirectGuaranteeEmail'";
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},
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};
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