Hi Russ,

Your pages certainly helped - it did the trick - I'm now running 
PostgreSQL 7.1.3 on my PowerBook! Excellent! My next project is to 
get the GDLIB to compile here and to get a Tk/Tcl package installed - 
I need the one for image upload/manipulation and the other for pgMail 
to work ...

Thank you very much for the help.

Best regards,
Chris.

>Hi Chris,
>
>I went through this pain a few weeks ago.  Some us couldn't get 
>through the make phase for PG on Mac 10.1; others made it through 
>the make phase, but then got weird "backend disconnected" errors.  A 
>couple of the guys who are working on the OpenACS project (the open 
>source version of Philip Greenspun's cool web publishing system) 
>coded up some very necessary patches, since they use PG for their 
>backend database. (I'm waffling between Apple's WebObjects and some 
>version of the ACS system, but in either case I'll be using 
>PostgreSQL as my backend database too.)
>
>Anyway, all the installation instructions for getting PG running on 
>10.0.x/10.1 are on a web page I put up (although it might be a bit 
>too basic for you):
>
>http://www.psyex.com/techdocs/pgonx.html
>
>Let me know if you find any typos.  There shouldn't be any errors, 
>since I've had a least a few others get up and running with the 
>directions there.  Hope that helps,
>
>Russ
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I got postgres 7.1.3 to compile for the most part, there are a few 
>>libs which didn't make it, but I don't think they are part of the 
>>problem.
>>After installing everything I did the initdb which worked just 
>>fine. I got the postmaster up just fine, too. Then, when I tried 
>>'createdb msms' I got an error that the backend has disconnected - 
>>the postmaster was still up though.
>>When I tried again, I got messages that the directory I was trying 
>>to create already existed. I tried this a few times to no avail.
>>I also tried this with the postgres.pkg (sort of what an rpm is for 
>>RedHat Linux) file which I installed before I went to compile 
>>everything myself.
>>
>>I currently have the drive formatted with the Apple HFS+ 
>>filesystem, I'm not sure if it would make a difference if I would 
>>format that with UFS. I have a spare 10 GB drive and I'm willing to 
>>put myself though 10 hours of installation vows ... any hints?
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Chris
>
>
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