Alexander Panzhin wrote:
> I understand that security is very important, but does it really matter
Yes (and if it didn't saying you understand how important it is would be
simply silly).
>
> when 1 person wants to test his own app on his own PC(witch is not
> connected to any Network).
> I can not test any of my app with PostgreSQL because it will not
> install on my WinXP(No NTFS).
> It requests: NTFS, separate user and so on. Why?
Ok, apparently you *don't* understand how important security is. How are
we to know at install time that you will not later connect your computer
to a network?
> I have only 1 PC, I do not want to switch from FAT32(I would loose all
> my valuable data, and for compatibility with Linux) and in consequence
> I cant test out PostgreSQL.
> You would say to hell with Win use Linux ,but there is a problem of
> testing Win apps on Linux.
> It would be great if there would be a command line switch that would
> overwrite some requiremnets(atleast for Win32 MSI Installer).
>
>
You mean you want a button that says "ignore sane security requirements
for user convenience"?
If you want a platform for testing an app, I suggest you use the Cygwin
version.
cheers
andrew