Sorry, but doing patches to support a 7.2.x version when 7.4.x is the stable version, is like proposing to go back to stoneage and make fire by using 2 sticks.
The 7.2 is completely deprecated on a postgres point of view.
I do know debian-stable still uses it, but it shouldn't. 7.4.3 should have gone out of testing ages ago. 7.5 is halfway under development, because everyone in the "postgres world" (hate these tags, but they are sometimes needed) has implemented 7.4.
These are the 2 cents from a deep-into-postgres-point of view.
\\pb
Alan McNatty wrote:
Hi Bruno,
I've tested the pgsql dlr storage on 7.2.1 (debian stable) but found
that Kannel utilised a DELETE ... LIMIT 1 in dlr_pgsql_remove from
gw/dlr_pgsql.c which is not supported in 7.2.1.
ERROR: PGSQL: DELETE FROM dlr WHERE smsc='foo' AND ts='243251116' LIMIT 1; ERROR: PGSQL: ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "LIMIT" ERROR: PGSQL: DB update failed!
For postgres stable you may want to change from ...
DELETE FROM a WHERE b=3 LIMIT 1;
- to -
DELETE FROM a WHERE ctid=(SELECT ctid FROM a WHERE b=3 LIMIT 1);
Can supply a patch if required.
Cheers, Alan
On Fri, 2004-08-06 at 01:09, Bruno Rodrigues wrote:
Alexander Malysh wrote:
hmm, ok - understand... looking through bug reports, I don't see any showstopper to call 1.3.2 -> 1.2.2 (anyway 1.3.2 is more stable as 1.2.1), so I'm +1.
Everybody else, "please vote now or shutup forever" ;) (how is it the setence when you marry, in english ?)
btw. copyright in debian directory doesn't match kannel license...
Indeed. I haven't had time to update any debian stuff for too much time. I'll check everything and post it on my site and kannel before I try to upload to Debian. Hopefully, still this evening.
