Guess this means no further suggestions. I'll hack at it then.
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 2:26 PM, Michael Felt wrote:
> Tom and Chris - thank you for your answers. There are several reasons for
> not including /usr/local/include. Some of those reasons are that I do not
> want to be adding files to
Tom and Chris - thank you for your answers. There are several reasons for
not including /usr/local/include. Some of those reasons are that I do not
want to be adding files to /usr/include - when it concerns dependencies I
have had to build before getting started. But that is my choice. No further
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mamf...@gmail.com (Michael Felt) writes:
> I have just run compiled postgres on AIX (AIX 5.3, pgsql version 8.4.4) and
> have a few surprises regarding the make process.
>
> 1. Very nice - it found gmake as /usr/local/bin/make and called GNUmakefile
> 2. The make completes and it starts a test.
> -
Michael Felt writes:
> -- As I build, generally, as root - this failed because initdb does not want
> to run as root
Many people regard that as bad practice ...
> --- why is the initial make installing/copying anything outside of the
> project directory (in this case it was /usr/local/pgsql if I
I have just run compiled postgres on AIX (AIX 5.3, pgsql version 8.4.4) and
have a few surprises regarding the make process.
1. Very nice - it found gmake as /usr/local/bin/make and called GNUmakefile
2. The make completes and it starts a test.
-- As I build, generally, as root - this failed becau
