> -----Original Message----- > From: Jason Tishler [mailto:jason@;tishler.net] > Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 7:48 PM > To: Ralf Habacker > Cc: Cygwin > Subject: Re: postgresql question > > > Ralf, > > On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 03:18:38PM +0100, Ralf Habacker wrote: > > > Understood. At least PostgreSQL 7.3 (yet to be released) will build > > > OOTB again. > > > > one question: Does this distribution contains a running > > contrib/pgcrypto library? > > No, but all of contrib including pgcrypto build OOTB under Cygwin. > But some pgcyrpto functions returns different crypted hashes as under linux for example and that is the reason why the below mentioned regression test fails.
> > For a sourceforge clone development environment with cygwin, apache/php, > > postgresql (works great) > > Very cool! > > > and proftpd > > Does proftpd work for you under Cygwin? When I tried, I discovered many > issues even though it built OOTB. What do you mean especially ? I have build it with the postgre mod_sql module to use the sf clone postgresql user data base for authenfication. I have recognized some issues with setgeiud and so one, but had only need one patch to disable switching to the root context. There still some warnings if running proftd in -d9 debug mode, but it seems to work. I have done a short test of Authentification, upload and download and it seems to work. Additional I've got problems with getting the propper ftp client iuser id/group from the database, but this may be a configuration error. > > > I especially need the md5 encryption and have encountered a problem > > with some crypting functions: > > > > test init ... ok > > test md5 ... FAILED > > test sha1 ... FAILED > > test hmac-md5 ... FAILED > > test hmac-sha1 ... FAILED > > test blowfish ... ok > > test rijndael ... ok > > test crypt-des ... ok > > test crypt-md5 ... FAILED > > test crypt-blowfish ... ok > > test crypt-xdes ... ok > > > > The cygwin mailing list(s) does not contain any usefull hints about > > this. Any ideas about this problem ? > > What is the above? It looks like a PostgreSQL regression test output, > but I have never seen the above when I run the regression test. $ cd <postgresql-source-root>/contrib/pgcrypto make installcheck As i said above, it seems to me, that there are different md5 implementations at all. It's very confusing. In short, postgresql create different md5 keys under cygwin and linux I have opened an additional thread on cygwin with this stuff "md5 problems with postgresql" > > BTW, I'm still looking for a cygipc beta tester: > > http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2002-11/msg00136.html > > Are you willing to help me out? > Jashon Tischler wrote: >I'm proposing that the attached patch (against cygipc-1.11-1) be applied >to cygipc since it solves the Cygwin PostgreSQL hang problems. >Specifically, this patch changes cygipc's shmget() and semget() to >return ENOSYS instead of EACCES if ipc-daemon is not running. >However, I'm concerned that this change could adversely affect other >applications (e.g., Cygwin KDE) that rely on cygipc. Would a such a >user be willing to try a pre-built, already patched version of cygipc? >If so, then this package can be found at: Have I only update the ipc-daemon or have I to rebuild all the client applications ? The patches let me assume that this affect only the daemon. Ralf -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Bug reporting: http://cygwin.com/bugs.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
