Обсуждение: Installin Postgres

Hi,

i'd just installed postgresql-7.3.2 on a Suse 8.2 with some Problems I can't
solve.
The error message was 'readline library not found, compile
with --without-readline'
I did so, but addiotional --enable-locale and --enable-odbc.
It compiled and installed well -I thought. But I can't start the postmaster
service with the error message:
Failed to initialize lc_messages to ´´
'Fatal invalid value for option LC_MESSAGES'
First I installed postgresql from the Suse Distri, but with the same effect.
By the way - readline is installed and I added the Path where it reside to
the ld.so.conf.
I assume a package is missing on my system, but also 'googlen' didn't solve
it...
Is there any help?

Best regards

mario

On Tuesday 06 May 2003 11:53, Mario Caspari wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'd just installed postgresql-7.3.2 on a Suse 8.2 with some Problems I
> can't solve.
> The error message was 'readline library not found, compile
> with --without-readline'

You need to install readline-devel.

 HTH

 Shridhar

> The error message was 'readline library not found, compile
> with --without-readline'
> I did so, but addiotional --enable-locale and --enable-odbc.
> It compiled and installed well -I thought. But I can't start the postmaster
> service with the error message:
> Failed to initialize lc_messages to ??
> 'Fatal invalid value for option LC_MESSAGES'
This isn't related to the readline problem but rather to
--enable-locale. Your postgres binary isn't happy with how your
locale is set up. You'd need to check that.

Karsten
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"Mario Caspari" <mariocaspari@salo-ag.de> writes:
> It compiled and installed well -I thought. But I can't start the postmaster
> service with the error message:
> Failed to initialize lc_messages to ��
> 'Fatal invalid value for option LC_MESSAGES'

You apparently have something weird in your locale environment.  I'd
suggest editing postgresql.conf to set the LC_xxx variables (look at
the bottom) to 'C', or at least something supported on your platform.

            regards, tom lane