> Secondly, if there is a "large group of users" who want this, why
> doesn't someone do it? Any one of them could take the source, and
> produce a bundle (say a PostgresPHP Plus Pack) that has all the
> features you think should be in there. If they can demonstrate they can
> maintain it, perhaps the postgresql website can host it the same way it
> hosts the windows installer packages (they're not part of postgres
> either).
Actually that has been done, specifically do address this type of issue.
It is called Mammoth PostgreSQL. It can be found here:
http://www.mammothpostgresql.org/
Joshua D. Drake
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