Excerpts from Graham Swallow's message of lun sep 20 13:50:48 -0400 2010:
> Did I mention that I used ftp? Not SVN?
Hmm, interesting detail, but it's not enough. Just to be sure, I
grabbed a tarball from the FTP site and ran:
cd /tmp
tar xvfj postgresql-9.0.0.tar.bz2
mkdir obj
cd obj
../postgres
That is not what is being said (or perhaps I should say not what is
being meant)! Essentially you need to help us help you. Given that VPATH
builds seem to work for the rest of us, you need to help us see what
(possibly unusual) thing(s) you did that have got such a build confused.
The guys he
Noone else has missing files, in the wrong places,
Its not their problem.
All of the files on all of your machines, are in the right places.
Its not your problem.
All of the files on my machine, are (NOW) in the right places.
Its not my problem.
everybody's happy ;-)
Graham
On 20 September 201
On mån, 2010-09-20 at 20:53 +0100, Graham Swallow wrote:
> The file is in the wrong directory (probably).
> How it got there - is beyond my pay grade.
> I can only tell you that it is fixed here, by moving it,
>
> I should have told you that the problem occurs when compiling
> src/backend/utils/ca
Thankyou for doing this work on postgres,
and handing it over to the FOSS community.
The file is in the wrong directory (probably).
How it got there - is beyond my pay grade.
I can only tell you that it is fixed here, by moving it,
I should have told you that the problem occurs when compiling
src
Graham Swallow writes:
> LOOK I really think this is self explanatory,
It is not, because you're still explaining the wrong end of the
process. Please show the command sequence you used to fetch,
configure, and build Postgres, *leading up to* the failure about
schemapg.h. Or in other words: I w
Did I mention that I used ftp? Not SVN?
Graham
On 20 September 2010 18:29, Graham Swallow
wrote:
> What I did, exactly, was copy/move a file,
>
> from where it wasnt found,
> to where I think it might go,
> and remarkably, it was found.
>
> postgresql-9.0.0/src/backend/catalog/schemapg.h
>
What I did, exactly, was copy/move a file,
from where it wasnt found,
to where I think it might go,
and remarkably, it was found.
postgresql-9.0.0/src/backend/catalog/schemapg.h
postgresql-9.0.0/src/include/catalog/
I dont know anything about your buildfarm,
Graham
>
> We have half a doz
"Graham" writes:
> The following bug has been logged online:
> Bug reference: 5665
> Logged by: Graham
> Email address: li...@information-cascade.co.uk
> PostgreSQL version: 9.0.0
> Operating system: linux
> Description:VPATH catalog/schemapg.h
> I am building with V
