Обсуждение: Packages for RH7.2

Having some problems with the Redhat packages on a fresh install of
RH7.2... looks like some libraries got updated and the 7.1.3 packages
are still expecting the old ones...

What the packages expect & what RH7.2 provides:
libcrypto.so.1 vs. libcrypto.so.0.9.6b
libreadline.so.4.1 vs. libreadline.so.4.2
libssl.so.1 vs. libssl.so.0.9.6b

These come from the openssl and readline packages provided with RH7.2...
are there any plans to make a different build of the RPMS that tolerate
these new versions?

Thanks!

-jag

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Joshua Adam Ginsberg <rainman@owlnet.rice.edu> writes:

> What the packages expect & what RH7.2 provides:
> libcrypto.so.1 vs. libcrypto.so.0.9.6b
> libreadline.so.4.1 vs. libreadline.so.4.2
> libssl.so.1 vs. libssl.so.0.9.6b
>
> These come from the openssl and readline packages provided with
> RH7.2...  are there any plans to make a different build of the RPMS
> that tolerate these new versions?

Redhat 7.2 ships with compatibility packages (on CD 2):

readline41-4.1-10.i386.rpm
openssl096-0.9.6-6.i386.rpm

Install those, and the RPMS from the PostgreSQL website will
work. Note, though, that Redhat 7.2 also ships with Redhat-compiled
PostgreSQL RPMS, too. You could use those instead if you wanted.

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Joshua Adam Ginsberg <rainman@owlnet.rice.edu> writes:

> Having some problems with the Redhat packages on a fresh install of
> RH7.2... looks like some libraries got updated and the 7.1.3 packages
> are still expecting the old ones...

Red Hat Linux 7.2 includes Postgresql 7.1.3

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Trond Eivind Glomsrød
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I need help..

I dont know how to use Toast..
i have created an email client that i built from scratch in cold fusion
that works with all mayor databases (access,mssql,oracle, and mysql).
i am currently trying to port it to postgresql..
everything works EXEPT.. when i try to insert a record
that hase a huge message text. i get a Query too large error message..
the "message" field is text type.

is toast atomatic? should it be working as soon as i set up any table with a
text type of field or is it a different field type..??..

i've been looking for help everywhere on the net but i couldnt
find a howto on how to use Toast..
i am using Postgresql 7.1 and i know it has toast but i dont have an idea on
how to make it work at all..

frustrated..
HEEELP.. :(

Alex,

"Alexis Maldonado" <alex@ctc-disted.net> writes:
> everything works EXEPT.. when i try to insert a record
> that hase a huge message text. i get a Query too large error message..

You seem to be using some out-of-date client software.  There is no
such restriction in the server, but some of the interface libraries
might still think they can limit the length of query strings.

Unfortunately, you didn't say what you were using on the client side.

            regards, tom lane

You could roll your own rpms if you'd like. Just get the src rpm and do a
little rpm --rebuild postgresl*src.rpm. The re-built rpms should pop up in
your /usr/src/redhat/RPMS directory.

J


Joshua Adam Ginsberg wrote:

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> Having some problems with the Redhat packages on a fresh install of
> RH7.2... looks like some libraries got updated and the 7.1.3 packages
> are still expecting the old ones...
>
> What the packages expect & what RH7.2 provides:
> libcrypto.so.1 vs. libcrypto.so.0.9.6b
> libreadline.so.4.1 vs. libreadline.so.4.2
> libssl.so.1 vs. libssl.so.0.9.6b
>
> These come from the openssl and readline packages provided with RH7.2...
> are there any plans to make a different build of the RPMS that tolerate
> these new versions?
>
> Thanks!
>
> -jag
>