JD, * Joshua D. Drake (j...@commandprompt.com) wrote: > The issue that I specifically ran into is that by using > apt.postgresql.org in its default configuration, I can't add certain > extensions (without jumping through hoops). Simple: > > Assume a running 9.2.9 from apt.postgresql.org > apt-get install pgxnclient > sudo pgxnclient install pg_repack > > .... > > Doesn't work. Because it is looking for libs in > /var/lib/postgresql/9.2 not /var/lib/postgresql/9.3.
Have you got any postgresql-server-dev package installed? If not, then
pg_config is going to grab the info for the libpq-dev that's installed,
but I doubt the extension is going to compile without the server-dev
package installed anyway..
In any case, pgxnclient should probably be more intelligent when it's
working under a Debian-based installation where multiple major versions
of PG can be installed.
> Yes. I can get the 9.2 libpq but that isn't really the point is it?
> This is quite unexpected behavior from an operational perspective.
> It should just "work" but it doesn't because we are shipping from
> apt.postgresql.org a 9.3 version of libpq.
I don't believe the 9.3 version of libpq is the issue here at all, see
above..
Thanks,
Stephen
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