These are the locales supported by Windows, there is nothing wrong with that.
//Magnus
Hi
If you specify an installation directory, the installer ignores it and installs in default C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\7.5. This is wrong. Any way round?. Locale is defaulting to C but the drop down list gives languages!
Regards
Farai
From: pgsql-hackers-win32-owner@postgresql.org [mailto:] On Behalf Of Jomar Andrade
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 11:06 AM
To: pgsql-hackers-win32@postgresql.org
Subject: [pgsql-hackers-win32] PostgreSQL Win32 GUI installer beta
Great job. I've tried it and here are the little details I noticed:
- I think the service doesn't check the postmaster.pid before starting, so it fails after a abnormal Windows termination. The pid's ghost remains in the data directory after a crash...
- The button "Next" doesn't become available after the filling of the last box in some Windows. It "turns on" if we click anywhere, after that.
- The service is created Ok, but is set to start manually. By the way, I think that warning about the creation of the limited user with "logon as a service right" deserves a hole window, all for himself...
- The psql.exe asks the user's password, but says it is wrong even before it is issued.
Just a question: is there any possibility to give user the option to install the Postgis extension? It would be nice, and that moment when the packages to be installed are chosen (odbc, jdbc, etc) is specially apropriate...
Congratulations for the outstanding work.
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