>A lot of these issues may not be Postgres, but here are the problems
>I ran into in the configure stage with the b3 version.
One other thing: This is probably me, but I can't use Java because I
don't have ant, but ant seems to require ant to install ant. As far
as I could tell from their web page a few months ago.
I know I don't know enough to try ODBC, but when I get a copy of
Office for X I know I'll want it.
>Can't use kerberos 5 "error: library com_err is required for
>Kerberos 5" There is such a library and a man page for such a
>routine. If you create a 3-line dummey program to reference
>com_err() and use -lcom_err then you get some funny unresolved
>external reference by way of the kerberos 5 framework (which I never
>asked for). I'm not sure if this is a real problem in Apple's
>framework mechanism or a funny in the way configure and I are
>checking for the existence of the routine.
>
>Can't use openssl because there is no ssl.h file. This is an old
>10.0 bug that I would have hoped was fixed by now. It does mean I
>can't test the openssl integration until I re-fix it though.
>
>Can't use tk. I loaded the alpha release of the native Aqua Tk
>port. It gets me a Wish Shell.app, not a /usr/bin/wish. This seems
>reasonable, but how do we get Postgres to use it? Can Postgres use
>it?
>
>The Tcl header files are in two different non-standard places. I
>had to sudo ln -s to get links all in one directory since it appears
>you can only have one --with-includes configure option. At least
>the 8.4 alpha includes the headers since the 8.3 with 10.0 didn't.
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