On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Tom Lane wrote:
> ./configure
> make
> su root
> make install
> initdb --owner=postgres --pgdata=whatever
> exit from su
> start postmaster
./configure --with-pguser=postgres
make
sudo make install
is what I've been pushing for. That way when you do the installation
it'll happen something like
/usr/bin/install -c -d -g postgres -o postgres FILE-TO-BE-INSTALLED
the -c copies, the -d creates the missing directories, different install
programs do things differently. The -g and -o come from the configure
switch --with-pguser and maybe even --with-pggroup. The defaults should
be postgres for both. initdb can then have those values built in, yet
overridable.
Vince.
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