Bruce Momjian wrote:
I am almost finished Andrew's version of pg_ctl.c. Here is the current
version I am using.
Bruce,
Thanks for advancing this.
I think this is probably fairly close for Unix - the main thing missing
is a more determined effort to find out what port is actually being used
Andrew Dunstan wrote:
Bruce Momjian wrote:
I am almost finished Andrew's version of pg_ctl.c. Here is the current
version I am using.
Bruce,
Thanks for advancing this.
I think this is probably fairly close for Unix - the main thing missing
is a more determined effort to
Here is the C version of pg_ctl.c written by Andrew Dunstan and updated
by me.
You can use it by creating a src/bin/pg_ctl_test directory and putting
the C and Makefile into that directory. You can then do a make install
and use it for testing.
Unless someone finds a problem, I will apply the
This patch changes the order of libraries on the link command when
linking things with pgport. This is required for win32 to build when
modules in libpgport refer to global variables in the backend (right
now, specifically path.c does this). And I don't see that it should
cause any problems on
The following patch fixes locale support under win32.
* Saves and reloads LC_COLLATE and LC_CTYPE when a new backend is
execed. Also preserved in pgstat even though it's supposedly not used
there at the moment, to be on the safe side for the future. With this
patch, passes regression tests with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please apply this minor patch to the cvs HEAD of dbmirror
It fixes a typo in a define
Thanks
Applied.
Jan
Index: pending.c
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RCS
Patch applied. Thanks.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please apply this minor patch to the cvs HEAD of dbmirror
It fixes a typo in a define
Thanks
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Steven Singer
Bruce Momjian wrote:
Here is the C version of pg_ctl.c written by Andrew Dunstan and updated
by me.
You can use it by creating a src/bin/pg_ctl_test directory and putting
the C and Makefile into that directory. You can then do a make install
and use it for testing.
Unless someone finds a problem,