Thanks for the help. I finally found this in the actual PostgreSQL documentation. Unfortunately, it was erroring out
whenI tried make install within the uuid-ossp directory. I looked into it for a bit, but I had already done a
workaroundwhich was a temporary install of the same software with the uuid-sso configure flags and then copy the
libraryfile that was missing from this temporary install to the working one. After that, creating the extension was
successful. On our next patch cycle, these will automatically be included. Thanks to everyone for responding.
Natalie Reno (she/her/hers)
Lead Database Administrator
Database Infrastructure Team
Research IT
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
natalie.reno@cchmc.org
513.803.5370
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On Dec 21, 2021, at 10:15 AM, Reno, Natalie <Natalie.Reno@cchmc.org> wrote:
> Should I copy the control file over from the contrib directory?
I install from source, too. For the extensions that I install, I go into the extensions directory and type "make",
followedby "make test", followed by "make install". "make install" will install the extension where it needs to go,
assumingyour environment is configured properly (check the output of "pg_config" first). After you've successfully
"makeinstall", "create extension" in psql should work.
Hope this helps,
Ed
