Here is a fix that's working for me:
- add "(_if_exists)?" to the regex.
- set $path = $2 (previously $path = $1)
Here is the result of the change, with line numbers in PgCommon.pm:
108 } elsif (/^\s*include(_if_exists)?\s+'([^']+)'\s*$/i) {
109 my ($k, $v, $path, %include_conf);
110 $path = $2;
** Description changed:
The read_conf_file function in PgCommon.pm (~line 108) will process
- external config files that are included with "include" but not if those
+ external config files that are included with "include" but not those
included with "include_if_exists" (a new feature added to PostgreSQL
9.2).
Versions:
Ubuntu 12.04.1
PostgreSQL 9.2.2-0ppa1~precise
postgresql-common 139~precise
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1098986
Title:
read_conf_file ignores include_if_exists in config file
Status in “postgresql-common” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
The read_conf_file function in PgCommon.pm (~line 108) will process
external config files that are included with "include" but not those
included with "include_if_exists" (a new feature added to PostgreSQL
9.2).
Versions:
Ubuntu 12.04.1
PostgreSQL 9.2.2-0ppa1~precise
postgresql-common 139~precise
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