Peter Mount writes:
> > > So far our standard has been to use 5432 if no port is supplied.
> >
> >It's still this way. As I said, only people that use configure
> >--with-pgport see any change, and those people know what they're getting
> >into.
>
> Perhaps a message saying this (or even in the
At 17:47 12/03/01 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>Peter Mount writes:
>
> > What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
>
>'clean' undoes 'all', 'uninstall' undoes 'install'.
Ah ok.
> > >* honour the default port as specified to configure
> >
> > Hmm, not a good idea. The driver should b
Peter Mount writes:
> What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
'clean' undoes 'all', 'uninstall' undoes 'install'.
> >* honour the default port as specified to configure
>
> Hmm, not a good idea. The driver should be as globally useable (part of
> write once run anywhere), so this wou
At 23:42 09/03/01 +0100, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
>These are the follow-up patches to Peter Mount's recent Java build
>improvements.
>
>* implement 'make uninstall' for the java directories
What's the difference between uninstall and clean?
>* pick up the version information from Makefile.global
These are the follow-up patches to Peter Mount's recent Java build
improvements.
* implement 'make uninstall' for the java directories
* pick up the version information from Makefile.global
* honour the default port as specified to configure
* allow building outside the source tree
(This doesn
