just type in 'pg_config' ,without quotes in terminal and see if it runs. if not, you gotta find it. For instance by using: find /usr -name pg_config than if it does come up with whereabouts of it - stick it into PG_CONFIG env variable: export PG_CONFIG=/path/path/pg_config and rerun configure in the same terminal (important, the env variable PG_CONFIG will only be seen in that scope/terminal).
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