Peter,
On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 09:54:38PM +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> Jason Tishler writes:
>
> > But, why does configure default to /usr/local/pgsql instead of
> > /usr/local/postgresql?
>
> Ancient tradition, I suppose.
>
> Anyway, the package is called PostgreSQL, the tar ball is
> postgresql-xxx.tar.gz, the rpm is postgresql-....rpm, the BSD ports are
> also under postgresql somewhere. Also, we create subdirectories
> like .../share/postgresql and .../include/postgresql. So it only makes
> sense to keep that naming scheme. Or maybe I'm just concerned because
> many people can't spell "PostGresSql". ;-)
OK. I don't know if Peter equals consensus...
But, if I don't hear from anyone by the time that I build
and package 7.1RC3 (when available), then I will configure with
--prefix=/usr/postgresql.
BTW, my pre-built Cygwin PostgreSQL tarball has the following directory
structure under the configure prefix:
bin
doc
doc/html
include
include/lib
include/libpq
include/libpq++
lib
man
man/cat1 # added by me to speed up man
man/catl # added by me to speed up man
man/man1
man/manl
share
I hope that it is OK -- that is I don't see any "include/postgresql" or
"share/postgresql" as indicated above.
Thanks,
Jason
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