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> The distro (ubuntu 7.10) installs glom
> ~$ glom --version
> 1.4.4
No, Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy) definitely has 1.6.0. I don't know why you seem to have 1.4.4. Maybe you are not really using 7.10, or an upgrade failed somehow. Or maybe you installed Glom separately somehow. "which glom" should tell you if you are running from /usr/bin
> now I have the problem that I have modified the DB with MS Access in win via pgsqlODBC
> and glom crash on a table: I don't see any solutions, as the old db
> backup makes glom working with all the tables, but the php application
> complains (maybe I did a modification to that table with phpPgSQL).
One bug per bug report, please. But Glom cannot deal with structural changes that you make outside of Glom. It should be able to deal with simple changes to data (such as adding a row). If that's all you've done then I would like to see a backtrace with the latest version.