"Magnus Hagander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That does seem to work, yes. I thought there was some magic reason we
> were using PG_BINARY_W and not "w".. Assuming there isn't, attached
> patch is certainly cleaner.
Looks reasonable to me. Patch applied.
regards, tom la
Magnus Hagander wrote:
Attached patch makes initdb generate the config files with windows
linebreaks when running on windows. This makes it a lot easier for the
user to edit the configuration files, since any win32 plaintext editor
can be used (such as notepad for example).
If this is acceptable,
>>Attached patch makes initdb generate the config files with windows
>>linebreaks when running on windows. This makes it a lot easier for the
>>user to edit the configuration files, since any win32 plaintext editor
>>can be used (such as notepad for example).
>>
>>If this is acceptable, and the met
Magnus Hagander wrote:
Attached patch makes initdb generate the config files with windows
linebreaks when running on windows. This makes it a lot easier for the
user to edit the configuration files, since any win32 plaintext editor
can be used (such as notepad for example).
If this is acceptable,
Attached patch makes initdb generate the config files with windows
linebreaks when running on windows. This makes it a lot easier for the
user to edit the configuration files, since any win32 plaintext editor
can be used (such as notepad for example).
If this is acceptable, and the method is ok, p
