postgresql --with-python/ I am not really sure how the Brew system works, but it appears it is possible to request a fork or branch from the main project that will have the —with-python option enabled by default. All I’m trying to do is learn PostgreSQL. Can somebody just “tell” me how to get postgresql installed with python? I am quickly getting in over my head.
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I tried Peter’s post and there were clear instructions. However, the default install still did not include plpythonu. This is what I did:
brew tap petere/postgresql
Then
brew install petere/postgresql --with-python
Which failed with invalid option —with-python.
Also tried
brew install petere/postgresql
Without any options. It installed, but without the plpythonu extension.
I ran brew uninstall postgresql before trying any install command, of course.
I browsed the repo file postgresql@11.rb and the script did include the —with-python option, but I don’t know enough about Brew to understand why it didn’t work or if the script was actually used for the installation.
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Tom Lane Date: Subject:
Re: LDAP authenticated session terminated by signal 11: Segmentation fault, PostgresSQL server terminates other active server processes
