Package: pgpool2
Version: 3.6.1-1
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Hi everyone,
Though this has a high probability of being addresses, I did see an
issue in a the regular Debian Stretch pgpool2 package, so I figure I'd
bring it to your attention just in case.
I was playing with running the pgpool_setup script as I'm just figuring
things out, and I noticed that pgpool_setup (a bash script) tries some
non-Debian paths when trying to find binaries, but you can set a bunch
of environment variables to fix all of these issues, except one:
pgpool_setup looks to $PGPOOL_INSTALL_DIR/bin (PGPOOL_INSTALL_DIR being
the install path, eg /usr, /usr/local, etc) for a "pg_md5" binary that
gets installed in /usr/sbin.
Both pgpool_setup and pg_md5 exist in the same package, so I'm thinking
that either the path for pg_md5 should be changed to /usr/bin or the
script should be edited to /usr/sbin as a quick fix.
Anyway, this obviously easy to deal with on my end, but since this issue
seems to exist in the stable Debian package, I thought I'd mention it.
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Looks like the same is true for pcp_recovery_node as well as pg_md5.
On 05/10/17 12:23 PM, Dan Thomson wrote:
Hi everyone,
Though this has a high probability of being addresses, I did see an
issue in a the regular Debian Stretch pgpool2 package, so I figure I'd
bring it to your attention just in case.
I was playing with running the pgpool_setup script as I'm just
figuring things out, and I noticed that pgpool_setup (a bash script)
tries some non-Debian paths when trying to find binaries, but you can
set a bunch of environment variables to fix all of these issues,
except one: pgpool_setup looks to $PGPOOL_INSTALL_DIR/bin
(PGPOOL_INSTALL_DIR being the install path, eg /usr, /usr/local, etc)
for a "pg_md5" binary that gets installed in /usr/sbin.
Both pgpool_setup and pg_md5 exist in the same package, so I'm
thinking that either the path for pg_md5 should be changed to /usr/bin
or the script should be edited to /usr/sbin as a quick fix.
Anyway, this obviously easy to deal with on my end, but since this
issue seems to exist in the stable Debian package, I thought I'd
mention it.
--
Dan Thomson
d...@astuteinternet.com
Astute Internet Incorporated
T: 1.888.685.1661 (604.637.7939)
F: 604.738.0518
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