Dear list, many thanks to all of you who've replied in such a
helpful way -- your support is much appreciated! Have a nice
weekend, Bernd
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Scott
On Oct 1, 2004, at 9:08 AM, Doug McNaught wrote:
Scott Frankel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Additional note: configure warned of an old version of bison when I
attempted an install of postgresql7.4.5 the other day. Seems the
version
that comes with OSX 10.3.x is too old for
Scott Frankel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Additional note: configure warned of an old version of bison when I
> attempted an install of postgresql7.4.5 the other day. Seems the
> version
> that comes with OSX 10.3.x is too old for postgres.
You only actually need Bison if you are building fro
Additional note: configure warned of an old version of bison when I
attempted an install of postgresql7.4.5 the other day. Seems the
version
that comes with OSX 10.3.x is too old for postgres.
Only trick I encountered in installing bison from tarball was locating
the
install product in /usr/lo
Apache/PHP are already prebuilt on Mac OS X. All you need to do is
donwload the postgres tarball config and compile.
Small notte on the compile. When you compile postgres either turn off
readline support or download readline from GNU and compile the static
lib.
I don't remember off hand but I t
Bernd Buldt wrote:
Howdy! I'd like to set up a database (mostly a bibliography), which
I'd like to connect to a webpage such that simple queries to the
database can be made by visitors of my homepage. I seem to remember
that FileMaker allows for this, but I'd prefer a UNIX-based solution
(un
Howdy! I'd like to set up a database (mostly a bibliography), which
I'd like to connect to a webpage such that simple queries to the
database can be made by visitors of my homepage. I seem to remember
that FileMaker allows for this, but I'd prefer a UNIX-based solution
(under MacOS X). Henc
