On 4.8.2007, at 13.29, Dave Page wrote:
Jyrki Wahlstedt wrote:
On 3.8.2007, at 0.15, Jyrki Wahlstedt wrote:
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Here's what I can do: in building the bundle I can replace the
helper apps (pg_dump, pg_dumpall, pg_restore) with symbolic links
to the respective apps in the postgresql82 port, as those apps are
sure to exist due to the dependency setting. I made that
replacement manually, and now pgAdmin starts ok. I don't like to
mess with the internals of an app, but I don't like crashing
either:-) How does that sound? It is relatively easy to write, and
easy to remove, if and when a solution is found to the problem.
Well that will work (and does make it sound like something is
foobarred when we create the bundle), but what exactly are you
trying to achieve?
I'm maintaining pgAdmin package in MacPorts, packaging system for OS
X modeled initially after FreeBSD ports collection. Hence I'd like to
be able to build the app from sources, and if there are problems in
that, I try to get them solved. The build process should co-operate
with the dependencies, built similarly. The first version in MacPorts
(at the time DarwinPorts) was 1.4, all versions so far have been
without problems.
I assume you're not just trying to use pgAdmin, otherwise why not
just use the bundle I provide which you said works OK?
If you want to hack on pgAdmin, then pkg/mac/debug-bundle.sh will
create a symlink pseudo-bundle which doesn't need to be rebuilt
every time you recompile.
Thanks for the tip, I'm always happy to learn new things!
Regards, Dave
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