as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
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The issue here is that the library is not performing a proper shut down, thus the unexpected part. I think the -dealloc should perform a PQfinish(pgconn);. This pgCocoaDB does not do this, PGSQLKit does.
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This is a bug in pgCocoaDB and should be resolved with the changes to PGSQLKit.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
as far as I know, unexpected EOF is a message sent by postgres to the log when the client disconnects.
its a message that the same as windows and linux versions. I'd rather not see a customized mac version when the message is instructive and part of PCi logging compliance-- i.e. to know when people log out, whether desired or otherwise.
The issue here is that the library is not performing a proper shut down, thus the unexpected part. I think the -dealloc should perform a PQfinish(pgconn);. This pgCocoaDB does not do this, PGSQLKit does.