I have tried installing from the source without success, and
Would like to try the RPM package.  Is someone going to put these
RPM files in the ftp area?  

Thanks,

Matt Love


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Christoph Zwerschke
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2006 1:56 AM
To: PyGreSQL Development
Subject: Re: [PyGreSQL] linux rpm package

> I can't locate a linux rpm package in the location specified below,
> which was listed in the download (where-to-get) section in the
> pygresql.org site.  Can anyone tell me where to find this
distribution:
> ftp://ftp.pygresql.org/pub/distrib/pygresql.i386.rpm

You're right, that seems to be missing. Under Linux it's better to 
install from source anyway: Do a python setup.py install. You can also 
build your own rpm with python setup.py bdist_rpm.

@D'Arcy: I have put a rpm file in my home directory for distribution. 
Can you add subfolders to the ftp distribution directory? Like that:

pub/
pub/PyGreSQL
pub/PyGreSQL/v3.7
pub/PyGreSQL/v3.8
pub/PyGreSQL/v3.9b1
pub/PyGreSQL/latest
pub/PyGreSQL/beta

In the docu, we could then simply point to pub/PyGreSQL or 
pub/PyGreSQL/latest and people can use whatever they'll find there (Win,

RPM, ...). This allows us to add various binary formats later without 
changing the documentation all the time (you have placed version 
depending links to the Win binaries in the docu).

-- Christoph
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