You should frame your regexp with some symbols as Perl expects his regexps (usually, '/').
So, it works when port_pcre = /^gi0\/1$/ , or @^gi0/1$@ , or something like this.
30.03.2011 17:24, Jens Rosenboom пишет:
Am 30.03.11 15:07, schrieb Alexey Andriyanov:Hello Jens. This issue is likely caused by the PHP feature 'magic_quotes'. It is deprecated and disabled on many installations, that's why not all users are affected. You can disable this feature in your php.ini, or apply the following patch: http://racktables.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/racktables/trunk/wwwroot/inc/interface-lib.php?view=patch&r1=4387&r2=4406&pathrev=4406 This issue will be fixed in 0.19.3.Hi Alexey, disabling magic_quotes_gpc in php.ini did help, now I get: Argument 'port_pcre' of value 'xx' is invalid (rule #1). for about any value I try, how should the regexp look like? Am I right in assuming that this is supposed to match the local name of the interfaces? Yours, Jens
