Yuri, You might want to reconsider your choice for storage plugin. The postgres plugin hasn't been maintained for quite sometime, and only contains a fraction of functionality the mysql plugin brings. The original authors have already abandoned it as well. With that said we will accept patches on the current code like you have sent, but I just wanted to warn you before you go too far down this path and wonder why things don't work the way you would expect.
On another note. While I don't discourage anyone from testing and developing with the 2.4 branch I would strongly suggest using 2.3 on any production cluster. In any pre-release version of the code the releases may or may not be compatible with previous ones and could lead to job loss. It isn't clear what kind of environment you are running in and I just wanted to give a warning before it is too late. If you are just testing or developing then you have chosen correctly though. Danny Yuri D'Elia <[email protected]> wrote: I've found two instances where queries were concatenated without a proper semicolon, resulting in a query error (first and second hunk of the patch). By checking the source, I've also found in the same function a query which was simply skipped because the output was overwritten instead of being appended (first hunk). After a cursory read of the file I didn't seem to find other occurrences. See the attached patch.
