Thread: Pgsql install

 
  Hello,
            I am isntalling Pgsql on redhat 9.0 enviroment though I am running into one particular error during the installation

 
           After entering the following command
           ./configure --prefix = // default path is /usr/local/pgsql
           I get an error message that   ./configure    directory does not exist. What could be the problem here. Any help       appreciated, I am a novice.

   Solaroot

On Nov 5, 2004, at 2:57 PM, <Felix.Onyango@compucom.com> wrote:

>           After entering the following command
>            ./configure --prefix = // default path is /usr/local/pgsql
>            I get an error message that   ./configure    directory does
> not exist. What could be the problem here. Any help       appreciated,
> I am a novice.


Make sure you change directories to the location of the postgresql
source, for example

cd ~/home/postgresql-8.0.0beta4

Now type ./configure

I'm not sure if you really typed what you have there after --prefix.
But I believe /usr/local/pgsql is normally the default path, so you
don't need to include the prefix parameter. If you really want to
install in a different place, the command is like this:

./configure --prefix=/place/to/install


John DeSoi, Ph.D.
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