>> Common practice, for one thing. Windows programs are typically
>> relocatable, and Windows admins regard programs that rely on
>> hardcoded paths very poorly indeed.
>
>OK, but how can that work in general? How do other programs handle
>this? I don't think we should design a solution that goes
>like "ok, if
>we move that file from share to lib then we could get away with it for
>now". That will only postpone the potential problems. There needs to
>be a definite and fixed place where programs can go looking to
>find the
>files they need. Maybe it should be stored in that registry thing?
To make it work more cross-platform, replace "that registry thing" with
"postgresql.conf". It's basically the same thing, except the registry
has a hierarchy model.
And yes, that's how most other programs handle it.
//Magnus
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