>I'm asking what do I place into the pg_config and library_dirs in order for
>the installation to work on the client web server? Or what do I in general to
>make it work?
I don't know what you mean by "place into". Make sure you read the
INSTALL and README files carefully that came with your p
I think I've solved it!
Realised you need to install libpq-fe.h before you can install psycopg.
Which under Debian is simply installed with: apt-get install libpq-dev
Thanks
mark
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> I'm just trying to install Psycopg2 on the client (webs
I'm just trying to install Psycopg2 on the client (webserver) which is
connected via ethernet to the Database server. But to do so I thought I had to
update the pg_config and library_dirs in the psychpg2 file: setup.cfg,
otherwise I get the following if I do nothing to it:
running buildcd inst
On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 13:49 +1000, Mark Jarecki wrote:
> To further illustrate my question.
>
> When installing Psychopg2, if the Database server was on the same
> machine as the Web server, I would normally update the setup.cfg
> prior to running "python setup.py build", with the following:
To further illustrate my question.
When installing Psychopg2, if the Database server was on the same
machine as the Web server, I would normally update the setup.cfg
prior to running "python setup.py build", with the following:
pg_config=/usr/local/pgsql/bin/pg_config
library_dirs=/usr/local
Hi Brian
I've actually got django up a running nicely on a single web/database
server under mod_python and Postgres and have been working with that
for about 6 months. All is fine on that front and now I want to test
the apps scalabilty amongst other things and therefore want to set-up
a
Hi Mark,
In direct answer to your question, psycopg provides a database driver
for Postgres and is meant to be used by clients of the database - in
your case this would be the web server. As far as your question about
configuring everything, that leads me to believe that you are fairly
new to ei
Realised that Psycopg sits on the database server and you refer to it
through the settings.py file.
Should get more sleep
On 18/04/2007, at 11:23 AM, Mark Jarecki wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to set-up a django system comprising a separate web
server, static server and database server.
Where does
Hi
I'm trying to set-up a django system comprising a separate web
server, static server and database server.
Where does Psychopg live: on the web or database server?
And how would I go about configuring the two?
Cheers
Mark
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