>
> > OK, I have an idea. Contact Marc, scrappy@postgresql.org. Have him
> > give you a login account to postgresql.org. Use cvs to pull snapshots
> > by date. Compile and run initdb on several dates, and by process of
^^^^^^^^^^^
> > elimination, find out the day that alpha broke.
^^^^^^^^^^^
> Another suggestion: use a binary search to find the date it broke. Will
> save you a lot of time :)
Was it not clear that is was I was suggesting? Try mid-January first,
then mid December or mid-February, depending on whether mid-January works.
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