On 5/3/2010 1:21 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
Andy Colson<a...@squeakycode.net> writes:
Ok, not sure what order its supposed to be run in, but I had done:
make
make check
which fails.
But if I do:
make
make install
make check
it works and passes.
That looks like a shared-library problem --- did the "make install"
overwrite an older version of libpq.so?
I'd have thought that pg_regress would have a more obvious failure if it
was trying to use an old libpq.so version though --- it should have
looked similar to what you referenced for pg_dump, for instance.
regards, tom lane
I'm guessing so.. I'd renamed my install dir from pgsql (which is in the
path) to pg84, then done a 'make install'.
As a test I renamed my pgsql (which contains 9) to pg9 (so its not in
the path) then did a make check and it worked ok.
Then I renamed pg84 to pgsql (so 8.4 is in the path) and 'make check'
fails again.
-Andy
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