Rick Widmer wrote: > > We just started discussing version 6, so it is very early in the cycle, > and I still have a list of things that go into 5.4 before I start on 6. > Too bad I can't put much more than a couple weekends a month into it on > a regular basis. >
All the effort is much appreciated. If I was any good at development I would attempt to put some time in to help too :) > > Yes. That is pretty much how I plan to handle database independence in 6. > Excellent, I'm sure that would alleviate allot of headaches for you :) > > Neither am I. I'm better at PHP, and Delphi but I need vpopmail, and > I've been using it nearly a decade, so it is time I do my part > supporting the Open Source software I use. > We havnt been using it that long, but I think I will try to put something back, if I can get this working :) > > That is the basic idea but it was the wrong approach. Would you please > change vauth.c back the way it was, then make changes in vpgsql.c to > make it work. > OK, I should have done it that way around, thanks for pointing that out :) > > Once that is done, then do a diff -u oldfile newfile > and either post the results to this list, or upload it to the tracker on > SourceForge. I'll patch CVS with it, and add you to the list of > contributors in Changelog. It's really pretty easy. > I will submit some diffs if I can get it working > > The thing to remember, the rest of vpopmail is probably correct, all > problems should be fixed in vpgsql.c. As long as you are testing and > using your patches to vpgsql.c or vpgsql.h I'll apply them to the next > release. If you think you need changes to any other files, you'll have > to convince us why > ... > OK, I'll keep to vpgsql.[c,h] from now on :) > > That is weird. PGresultStatus is the proper PostgreSQL function for > returning query status, and if it is ever found, it should always be > found. It is declared in libpq-fe.h somewhere in your system include > files. On OpenSuSE 10.3 mine is in /usr/include/pgsql/. > Mine are in /usr/include/pgsql, I'll play with the include directories for compilation and see if it's correct. > > Did you do a make clean before switching between compiling for MySQL and > PostgreSQL? I suspect vpopmail has some dependencies that are not > properly checked, so make clean is always a good idea when you change > ../configure options. > Ahh, I didnt do a gmake clean, I'll ensure I do that the next time. > > Rick > > > > !DSPAM:473c699832001897017284!
