Tickets :: Comment on [#10919] Postgresql 9.0 bytea output is hex and should be escape

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Comment	> In PostgreSQL 9.xx bytea values have hex as default output, but horde > expects escape. > (http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/release-9-0.html) > > With "ALTER DATABASE horde SET bytea_output = 'escape'; " you can > change the output postgresql uses. > > If this isn't done. all pref_values in horde_prefs are corrupted. I > had the problem when updating horde groupware webmail edition from > 4.0.3 to 4.0.4 and 4.0.5. > > If I got this correctly the following happened: > > 4.0.3 -> 4.0.4 > > horde changed from using plaintext values in pref_value to using > binary values, without changing the type of pref_value (it had still > the type text). This wasn't that big a problem. the values looked > somehow weird, but it worked quite a while. > > 4.0.4 -> 4.0.5 > > pref_value was changed from type text to type binary, also converting > all the values. This lead to corrupted values. The pref_value field > had the correct information in it, but also a lot of completely > useless information (mostly long sequences of the number 3, some > other numbers mixed in from time to time. A single pref_value had > more than 1 million signs alltough only a name and an e-mail address > were stored). This happened because postgresql sent the bytea values > as hex instead of escape format. > > Changing the bytea_output from hex to bytea solves the problem. So > the following line should be in the update scripts and in the create > database script for postgresql 9.0 > > ALTER DATABASE horde SET bytea_output = 'escape';
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