Makepkg fails if upper case md5 strings are used.

makepkg fails if upper case md5 strings are used. For example
9e107d9d372bb6826bd81d3542a419d6
and
9E107D9D372BB6826BD81D3542A419D6
for makepkg are not the same thing. Is it a feature or a bug?

shining wrote:Thanks for reporting the bug : http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/11283
Please test the patch
Thanks you.

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only create users for CPS in UPPER CASE LETTERS if using JSM on SolMan
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If you plan to use Job Scheduling Management (JSM) on SAP Solution Manager together with CPS by Redwood please always create any users in CPS only with upper case letters to avoid issues in the communication between SolMan and CPS.
The user creation for CPS is done in the UME (Java user administration, alias /useradmin).
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Both CPS and the Java UME are case sensitive. So you can create users in uppercase, lowercase or mixed letters. But of course the system does still not allow duplicate names. So you can either create MUELLERP, MuellerP or muellerp - but not multiple of them.
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Unfortunately the Solution Manager transmits the current user name to CPS only in upper case letter. So if the CPS user was not created in UPPERCASE letters in CPS the communication will fail. Therefore, think about creating CPS users in UME only in UPPERCASE letters. Changing this later is difficult to impossible.
Best regards,
Peter

hi,
I tried to reproduce your issue but I was not able to create a UME user with lower case letters.
UME automatically converted the user name into upper case after saving. So even if I enter "cps" as user name UME stored the user name as "CPS".
(maybe that happend because of the existing SU01-UME integration in our SolMan system)
If UME would be case sensitive I would expect that it is possible to create the user "CPS", "cPs" and "cps".
Regarding the SolMan-CPS connectivity:
Transaction SU01 allows only upper case letters (in user name and alias). Since you're starting from an ABAP system only user names with upper case letters are supported. It's a technical constraint of the ABAP user management that user names consist of upper case letters only.
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Failed to convert Clob to String by using dbms_lob.substr

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Hi Ravi,
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Hey everybody.
I recently sent in the MacBook that I got a year ago for repairs. Apple determined that there was water damage to the logic board, battery, and "top case,", which, while disappointing, was not altogether surprising since a few days earlier I had coughed a mouthful of water all over the computer.
Anyway, I'm resigned to replacing the logic board and battery (although not through Apple - too expensive!), but I'm curious as to what, exactly, water damage to the upper case (I'm assuming that's the same as the top case) would be. The upper case is simply the plastic area with the keyboard and trackpad, correct? If it's plastic ... how can there be water damage? Or, perhaps more importantly, if I replace the battery and logic board, will the water damage to the upper case prevent me from using the MacBook? I suppose the keyboard/trackpad could be affected, but is that necessarily the case?
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NAME
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Hi one pressing enter the fields are converted to upper case

hi
in table maintiance module pool program i have created thre are three fields
kunnr name1 and email id
now on pressing enter on maintiance screen the all the theree fields are converted to upper case i want to avoid this conversion to upper case....
pls suggest
and on pressing enter PAI is callled i want to avoid pai being called at this point of time
regards
Arora

yes i have activated the table
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hi
tehre are three fields for maintanece in module pool
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hi Nishant ,
<b>The solution to ur problem is breifly explained with a sample module pool program .</b>check it below :
IN the TOP INCLUDE**********************
DATA :
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       wname TYPE z7684dp-name,
       wacc TYPE z7684dp-account,
       wdesg TYPE z7684dp-designation,
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       wa_z7684dp TYPE z7684dp,
       t_z7684dp TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF z7684dp,
*****IN THE PAI OF THE SCREEN 100(for example)***********
MODULE user_command_0100 INPUT.
CASE ok_code .
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TRANSLATE wacc TO LOWER CASE.
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      wa_z7684dp-designation = wdesg .
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      CLEAR: wa_z7684dp , wempid , wname , wacc , wdesg.
REVERT BACK WITH ANY FURTHUR QUERIES
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