Is this advise below a bit drastic?
I just completed a re-install of postgresql, from source, and have encountered the same problem with the hanging shell response to my attempts to invoke a psql command prompt, even using the -a or --echo-all switches.
-- Hugh Esco
I replied to this earlier in private mail. For the benefit of the list,
I should explain that he has somehow got the Debian packaging database
in a twist, and has a corrupt diversions file. Best course is probably
to reinstall the O/S from scratch.
--
Oliver Elphick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
LFIX Limited
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 17:03, Hugh Esco wrote:
> I'm resending this, sans attachments, and to the list this time for others
> edification, to correct some typos by my attempt to recreate the shell
> dialogue. Those first two lines are cat'ing diversions, not diversions.txt.
>
> It seemed simpler than a continuous exchange of questions to clarify what
> it is you are looking for. But in case I do understand where you are
> going, here is a quick shell dialogue that could permit you to delete these
> text files unopened.
>
> biko:/var/lib/dpkg# cat diversions | grep Package: > packages.txt
> biko:/var/lib/dpkg# cat diversions | grep sql > sql.txt
> biko:/var/lib/dpkg# cat packages.txt | grep sql > sqlpackages.txt
> biko:/var/lib/dpkg# cat sqlpackages.txt
> Package: mysql-common
> Package: php4-pgsql
> Package: mysql-server
> Package: libmysqlclient10
> Package: postgresql-client
> Package: libdbd-mysql-perl
> Package: postgresql
> Package: postgresql-doc
> Package: mysql-client
> Package: libpgsql2
> Package: php4-mysql
> biko:/var/lib/dpkg#
>
> I'm guessing that this diversion file tracks every package ever installed?
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQA95TVzYU1MND4dDBwRAtVzAKCG5eVSl3w4X4Vp7OelDFH2Qh3ZrgCgklPn k5YzQomI2JwCEDvwkr6yGLo= =ry4Y -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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