Christoph Zwerschke Thank you much for your help. It verified that what I was doing was correct.
If I had had a bit better understanding of what was needed, it appears as if the necessary libraries were a part of the pgAdmin install as well and I wouldn't have needed to go to postgresql. Might I request that the info at the bottom -- edited as you guys see fit -- be added to http://www.pygresql.org/install.html. This seems like a fundemental issue. I also have a linux workstation running kubuntu. It appears as if libpq.so was automagically installed with pygresql by the package manager so I didn't have to fool with that one. It is however, necessary and should be mentioned in the install docs. ************************** For Windows, PyGreSQL needs libpq.dll. Libpq.dll from postgresql 8.3 needs comerr32.dll, cssapi32.dll, k5sprt32.dll, krb5_32.dll and libeay32.dll. A different version may have a different list of support dlls. An older version of libpq that worked with PyGreSQL-3.8 may or may not work with version 4. These files can be placed in python<version>\Lib\site_packages where pg.py and pgdb.py are installed, or can be placed in the windows\system32 directory. They can be obtained from a windows client install of postgresql or from pgAdmin III. *************************** Jim Hurlburt Yakima, WA USA _______________________________________________ PyGreSQL mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.vex.net/mailman/listinfo/pygresql
