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d wasn't
happy with my choice of C locale, and here is why:
Re: Thought you might find this very interesting.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Trond Eivind GlomsrĂd)
To: Lamar Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Lamar Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Friday 25 May 2001 15:04, you wrote:
> &
nsistently removed from the
RPMs of the main tarball. I once again apologize for not doing that for 7.4
and 7.4.1. For 7.5 this will be JDBC, right? (The JDBC RPM is pretty broken
anyway, and downloading the proper jar from jdbc.postgresql.org and making a
separate postgresql-jdbc RPM that is no
ou
> are talking about a packaging error in the RPM distribution. Lamar Owen
> would be the man to talk to about that ... Lamar, any thoughts about
> this?
Well, my first instinct is to throw out the python client RPM entirely. Then
package the python client in a separate RPM. My origin
On Tuesday 30 December 2003 04:44 pm, Ericson Smith wrote:
> Are there any 7.4.1 RPM's yet? I looked at the mirrors but no go.
After I get back from vacation (which I am on right now).
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Ro
On Tuesday 02 December 2003 06:05 pm, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
> On Tue, 2 Dec 2003, Lamar Owen wrote:
> > exists). If no one else can do this, I can, but it's not high on my list
> > of priorities.
> What you have a life? :-)
And four kidsoh, that's an
cle) with debug info turned on,
and unstripped.
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n; I was going to be off, but
will have to come in for a couple of hours. So I'll transfer them across
then.
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-o with -c or -S and multiple compilations
Can you send me a complete stderr and stdout log of the build? (nohup usually
works the best to do this, as it catches everything).
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sion" errors as well.)
I have installed, started, and restarted successfully with the 0.2PGDG set on
Fedora. It isn't breaking for me as yet.
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cript), then gives an error on subsequent startups.
Into what location did you initdb? The script with the 0.2PGDG set is the
latest, one guy has already reported that it worked for him.
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R
On Friday 21 November 2003 09:33 pm, Lamar Owen wrote:
> On Friday 21 November 2003 09:15 pm, milimeter wrote:
> > errors: ->
> > An old version of the database format was found.\nYou need to upgrade
> > the data format before using PostgreSQL.\nSee
> > /usr/share
On Friday 21 November 2003 09:33 pm, Lamar Owen wrote:
> On Friday 21 November 2003 09:15 pm, milimeter wrote:
> > errors: ->
> > An old version of the database format was found.\nYou need to upgrade
> > the data format before using PostgreSQL.\nSee
> > /usr/share
Typo. Replace /etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql with the attached script.
Rename it from postgresql.init to postgresql and put in /etc/rc.d/init.d
My apologies. I'll rebuild shortly.
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On Friday 21 November 2003 01:13 pm, Lamar Owen wrote:
> I have uploaded a first cut at the RPM's to ftp.postgresql.org. While I am
> not 100% convinced of the need to do so, I have restructured the
> directories, and await comment on that.
> I expect RH 7.3, RH9, and RH 6.2
om Sander, once he reads
this mail and gets the time to build them, as he has already asked to help do
this. I have RH 8.0 at my disposal, and will build those. I will also be
building Aurora 1.0 packages.
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onized to our set periodically? Yes, they have. Do they call our set
the 'official' set? Yes, they do.
Why do you have a problem with this?
> The directory structure is a mirror of the SuSE FTP site.
On ftp.postgresql.org? I'm only talking about ftp.p
at has previously been set
for naming RPM releases (regardless of the source).
And then you neglected to put group write permissions on the directory so that
other binaries could be uploaded.
So now I wouldn't be able to upload RPMs in the customary place. Many thanks.
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agement to sit up and take notice.)
The RHEL3 beta (taroon) had rh-postgresql-server built and included. Does
RHEL3 not include this package?
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eneral, though. If
the list server will accept it, reply-to has been set to pgsql-ports.
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ead -hackers ...
That is the only way to keep up with what's going on. But you must be willing
to take the e-mail volume that that entails. Or use the archive web
interface. But -hackers is the place, and has been since the beginning.
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You know, I don't mind owning up to my own bu
once we get past 7.4
release, right? So in order to get critical bug fixes, users must
upgrade to a later codebase, and go through the pain of upgrading their
data.
K, looking back through that it almost sounds like a ramble ... hopefully
you understand what I'm asking ...
*I* should complai
ore which is a
>significant amount of downtime for a large DB.
I have harped on this at length. Maybe one day we'll get real upgrading.
Search the archives for the discussions; there are many, and they are long
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them tomorrow when I'm back on my T1.
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safe to symlink to libpq.so.3, shouldn't the RPM
> do that?
No.
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On Thursday 26 June 2003 18:34, Manuel Sugawara wrote:
> Lamar Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > If you want to help troubleshoot, look at the
> > filter-requires-perl-Pg.sh script (Source16) and see where it needs
> > to be invoked
> But ... contrib *depen
l
it with --nodeps for now, while I regroup and determine why it doesn't work
(again). If you want to help troubleshoot, look at the
filter-requires-perl-Pg.sh script (Source16) and see where it needs to be
invoked
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> else that I am missing?
My apologies. In my README.rpm-dist I missed a step:
chkconfig --level 345 postgresql on
Put the runlevels desired to start in in place of '345' above if desired.
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make generalized optimizations -- so I
ship the default file.
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the PostgreSQL project is then directly affected...
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msnbc.com, www.foxnews.com, or some other news web site
(if you can get through). While this is a horrendous thing, it isn't a
PostgreSQL thing
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ist will be affected by the war that is likely to
result from these cowardly acts. :-(
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> > - Hardware: dual / quad Intel class
The ultimate would be an IBM S/390 mainframe running some distribution of
Linux S/390. I/O bandwidth on mainframe DASD is incredible, the memory is
robust and fast, and the CPU is trememdous.
The price is also trememdous.
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.2 binary
RPM's, all you would need installed would be the main postgresql RPMand the
postgresql-libs RPM. You would not need the postgresql-server RPM installed
for to do a pg_dump.
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the only
> one sitting behind a firewall'd system?
Anyone with half a security clue is behind a firewall. Our firewall here
won't pass ANY IRC for security reasons.
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particular developer, and changes typically don't interact a great deal
(there are of course exceptions -- the foreign key support is one of them).
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6DX4-100 I had RH 6.2 installed on (48MB RAM). (That machine went on
the mission field)
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source RPM -- but I cannot at present do that.
And, once a Red Hat 7.2, or 8.0, or whatever Red Hat comes out with next
materializes, I will likely migrate my servers to it as well.
My apologies.
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n thing about 'our' RPMs -- they are intended as a
semi-standard base from which OS distributors may make their own packages,
for which they are responsible. A side benefit is that people can grab the
latest hopefully-generic RPMset from us if their OS vendor isn't forthcoming
with up
On Wednesday 18 July 2001 10:42 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
> Lamar Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > While I understand Oliver's reasons for having the Debian stuff on the
> > debian server, I believe it would be appropriate to have the patchfile
> > and the various
to README.rpm-dist
Dependency correction for -devel subpackage.
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On Friday 13 July 2001 14:47, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> Lamar Owen writes:
> > But I will reiterate that the prebuilt binary RPMs are built for _stock_
> > RedHat (and hopefully the systems used to build the non-RedHat binaries
> > are stock, as well).
> Maybe the dir
x27; (or 2.1)), or making sure the command 'python' points to
python2. Or edit the pyver definition line to use python2 by default.
Is there a need for a whole separate binary RPM for Python 2 clients?
But I will reiterate that the prebuilt binary RPMs are built for _stock_
RedHat (and h
version -- just being able to have fine-grained resource management like that
is so nice -- makes one wish for an S/390.
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limit will be when making
backups using pg_dump or pg_dumpall. You may need to pipe the output of
those commands into a file splitting utility, and then you'll have to pipe
through a reassembly utility to restore.
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this one here and see what happens. A port scan should not
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-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: GnuPG v1.0.4 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org
iD8DBQE6/AVG5kGGI8vV9eERAjXuAKCA/MY5pmzBY+8SvfXz8Um/
to have built by this time
tomorrow.
/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql start by now should succeed.
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David Pieper wrote:
>
> I'm trying to build 7.1 from source on a RedHat box.
> Here's what I keep ending up with:
>From the gcc version it appears you are on a RedHat 6.x box.
> It seems like I'm missing something, but what?
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the dependencies for the DBD::Pg RPM? Satisfy those
dependencies, and properly set up for client-server communications with
a postgresql server, and it _should_ just _work_.
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the issue -- after I
finish getting my office and servers moved this week and next.
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7;ll have to wait on
the reporter to elaborate what was meant by '..the locale
supportbroken...'.
Which case-sensitivity issue? The one about table and column names? Or
a different one? (sitting confused in Pisgah Forest)
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the RPM, or get time to install the pieces necessary to build JDBC on
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nd other issues were substantially changed for glibc
2.2.2. It is a glibc 2.2.2 issue, not a PostgreSQL one -- as the same
codein PostgreSQLO (strcoll) is being used. We will see how things pan
out with locale on glibc 2.2.2, as, like I said, there are big changes,
apparently.
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er install 'postgresql-7.1-1', 'postgresql-libs-7.1-1',
and 'postgresql-server-7.1-1'. The reasons for this are explained in
the README.rpm-dist file found on the website as well as in the RPM.
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---(en
Tulio Oliveira wrote:
> Please, is any configuration more to make on 7.1, or exist a new postdrv.exe
> ???
See http://www.greatbridge.org/project/psqlodbcplus/projdisplay.php
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lled.
Conversely, build everything but the python package by:
rpm --define "python 0" -ba postgresql.spec
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ch it is translated. That of course means that
there is no copyright associated with it; thus no license at all.
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On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Lamar Owen wrote:
> > As a matter of fact, I am an ordained Baptist minister. Don't
> > know about Bruce -- other than I like his catchy .sig... :-)
> Wow, pretty cool. I am just an underling. :-)
Well, we're all unde
port (and which would you recommend)? Thanks.
Oh, and BTW: when you rpm-e postgresql, you have to put all of the rpms
on one line, or the circular dependencies that sometimes have been
present will bite you.
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the buggy results.
If you are not actively using the old PostgreSQL, and have the RPMset
files to reinstall, you should be safe in issuing an 'rpm -e' for each
postgresql rpm that 'rpm -qa|grep postgresql' returns.
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"Poul L. Christiansen" wrote:
>
> H, don't you mean /var/lib/pgsql/data/postmaster.opts ?
Yes, I do. Monday morning. :-) GUC is much nicer in 7.1......one
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> I remember having this problem. You need to pass the '-i' switch.
> Try: '-B 1024 -i'
Add the line '-B 1024' to /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_options along with the
-i that is there already, the
now what it spits back at you. You do need a complete
development system, including the python developmet libraries, and at
least version 3.0.5 of RPM.
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interested.
What's the difference between PoPy and the PygreSQL driver included in
the PostgreSQL distribution? Just curious.
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tuation with two ordernums being equal. Writing that in a single
UPDATE would be left as an exercise for the reader :-).
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. The best thing
to do (until RH 7 RPM's are built -- final release will definitely have
RH 7 binaries) is to rebuild from the source RPM on all BUT RedHat 6.2.
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TOAST, however, is in the backend itself and is fully automatic.
Hardcoded row limits on the amount of data per row (there is still a
limit on the number of _columns_ in a row, but not on the size of each
column) are gone in 7.1.
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cobaltqube.org site lists a couple of archives, but neither have
PostgreSQL 7 RPM's. The latest Qube RPM for PostgreSQL that I have
found is for 6.5.3.
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hen
postmaster is started, or when a backend is first brought up on the
table in question, or even a standalone migration utility that doesn't
require an old version of the backend to read the old version files),
but I wouldn't hold your breath.
Yes, the existing scheme is a little baroque -
orge switched for performance reasons.
Seems there was a great deal of Postgres-bashing from the MySQL side not
long ago.
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previous version, and my development server has 7.1beta3 installed.
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Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
>
> Will there be RPMs for this beta? (Whoever makes the RPMs ;))
I do, and am working on them. There are a few changes I have to
integrate from various sources, as well as stress-testing the build,
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name change in the file due to
confusion in KFM and the GNOME file manager -- they were trying to open
the README with kpackage or GNoRPM
Thanks for the quick answers, Peter.
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Alfred Perlstein wrote:
> Lamar Owen wrote:
> > But, then again, if the default settings are so bad performance-wise,
> > why _are_ they the default anyway? There should be good reason, of
> > course, but I think maybe the defaults could or should be revisited as
> >
tions to include potentially
faulty combinations with certain programs.
Mandrake is known for aggressive -O settings.
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PostgreSQL segments nicely for tables.
But, unless you do chunking, it _does_ affect dumpfile size. Someone
posted awhile back a script that did dumpchunking. Should be in the
archives.
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0's multithreaded nature will help this -- unless a mechanism
can be devised to share database connections amongst multiple full
processes for older Apache's.
Multithreading is a big win for clients that generate multiple
connections -- it's not a big win for backends that serve multiple
connections. IMHO.
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t; You are wrong. The file size limit has to do with the data size of
> your file offset pointer. This is not necessarily a 32 bit quantity
> on a 32-bit processor.
If the file offset pointer is a signed integer, then it holds. That is
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Execute as root '/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql start' and it will both
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Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Lamar Owen wrote:
> > The result of 'rpm -qa|grep postgres' would be educational here.
> [root@salmo rshepard]# rpm -qa | grep postgres
> postgresql-server-6.5.3-1
> postgresql-test-6.5.3-1
> postgresql-7.0.3-2
> &qu
k in) doesn't have read
and execute permissions, you will get an error.
To correct this problem, set your permissions appropriately in the
directory you wish to use.
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on.
In addition to the change for this dependency bug, the 7.0.3-2
RedHat-style RPMset has experimental build support for ia64, as well as
better build support for PowerPC, which prevents building with too high
an optimization level.
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or should not have occurred in the first place -- I
guess a -2 RPMset is in order.
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loaded. Silly little error on my part, really.
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.3, as Ryan hasn't yet released a 7.0.3 patch.
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What distribution are you using?
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> Can this kind of stuff get put on a Red Hat mailing list, rather than sent
> here? Thanks!
pgsql-ports for PostgreSQL related stuff. I will announce soon some
exciting news related to the RPM's, as well as a dedicated
'postgresqlrpms' mailing list, and the RPM spec files, p
If you need to patch the spec
file or whatever else to get it to run, send the patches my way so we
can make it just a simple --rebuild for most folks.
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like
41,000 virtual machines each running Linux/390 and Apache.
However, if you want to see the architecture of a _large_
database-backed website, see the story behind Digital City at
www.aolserver.com. While they're using Sybase instead of PostgreSQL,
the architecture is the same.
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onfigure switch (it exists both in CURRENT and
REL7_0_PATCHES in CVS).
> so the question is: if I put syslog = 2 in pg_options, it will work
> in a rh7 with postgres out of the box ?
Yes, it should. The patch was necessary for 7.0.2, but not for later
than that.
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Adam Lang wrote:
>
> But it don't help if you downloaded the OS. ;)
If you downloaded the RedHat CD ISO images, OR the ftp dirs, you got the
postgresql RPM's, unless you specifically excluded them.
And you can certainly get them from RedHat's ftp site, as busy as it i
compatibility for other RPM's linked against libpq.so.2.0, which failed
when libpq.so.2.1 came on the scene). I think the answer is no, but I
haven't checked the details yet.
Not just libpq, though -- libpgtcl.so has also been problematic.
Of course, the file format on disk changes (again!
>I fail to see the relevance of that argument. Popularity does not make
> correctness. If I'm just being extremely dense about that sentence, feel
> free to let me know.
The relevance is that most who use it don't really care where the stuff
is. They just want to upgrade.
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tion
orders. The collation is unexpected by Unix standards, but is according
to ISO standards.
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Lamar Owen
WGCR Internet Radio
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