Thread: postgresQL on NT?

postgresQL on NT?

From
Shaun Williams
Date:
Good day boys and girls,

I am looking at the moment of trying to install postgresQL on NT or Windows
2000.  I did find a post that referred to installing cygwin.  I want to you
a web server with postgresQL (possibly JBoss).  Do you know of any issues.

Is release 7.1.2 compatible with Linux (Suse 7.0) and NT.  Any advice
(documentation) would be great

Great job!



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Re: postgresQL on NT?

From
Peter Eisentraut
Date:
Shaun Williams writes:

> I am looking at the moment of trying to install postgresQL on NT or Windows
> 2000.  I did find a post that referred to installing cygwin.  I want to you
> a web server with postgresQL (possibly JBoss).  Do you know of any issues.
>
> Is release 7.1.2 compatible with Linux (Suse 7.0) and NT.  Any advice
> (documentation) would be great

Start by reading the installation instructions.

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Peter Eisentraut   peter_e@gmx.net   http://funkturm.homeip.net/~peter


Rserv Replication - does it work with Psql 7.1.1?

From
Peter Wiley
Date:
I just grabbed the source from postgresql.com but the build fails. Looking
at the makefile, it's obvious what the first cause is - hard-coded
subdirectory paths. Altering these to my local path gets a bit further but
not very - and I'm no expert in debugging makefiles.

Doss anyone have this working or is it a good idea that's fallen by the
wayside?

Peter Wiley