Обсуждение: Build only clients
We have a dedicated PostgreSQL server but a variety of client machines ranging from soon to be retired SCO 5.0.x to SuSE 10. What is the recommended method to build/install/deploy only the client-side libraries and utilities (psql, pg_dump, etc.) and not the server? We have a development box for each supported client OS which would also need headers but none of them need the server. If I overlooked something in the docs just point me the right direction. Thanks, Steve
Steve Crawford wrote: > We have a dedicated PostgreSQL server but a variety of client machines > ranging from soon to be retired SCO 5.0.x to SuSE 10. > > What is the recommended method to build/install/deploy only the > client-side libraries and utilities (psql, pg_dump, etc.) and not the > server? > > We have a development box for each supported client OS which would also > need headers but none of them need the server. > > If I overlooked something in the docs just point me the right direction. > > Thanks, > Steve The INSTALL file in the tar file suggests: Client-only installation: If you want to install only the client applications and interface libraries, then you can use these commands: gmake -C src/bin install gmake -C src/include install gmake -C src/interfaces install gmake -C doc install -- Postgresql & php tutorials http://www.designmagick.com/
Chris wrote: > Steve Crawford wrote: >> We have a dedicated PostgreSQL server but a variety of client machines >> ranging from soon to be retired SCO 5.0.x to SuSE 10. >> >> What is the recommended method to build/install/deploy only the >> client-side libraries and utilities (psql, pg_dump, etc.) and not the >> server? >> >> We have a development box for each supported client OS which would >> also need headers but none of them need the server. >> >> If I overlooked something in the docs just point me the right direction. >> >> Thanks, >> Steve > > The INSTALL file in the tar file suggests: > > Client-only installation: If you want to install only the client > applications and interface libraries, then you can use these commands: > gmake -C src/bin install > gmake -C src/include install > gmake -C src/interfaces install > gmake -C doc install > Doh! Sometimes it's better to go home and start the next morning. :) I was too busy looking through the makefile for "make libraries" or "make utilities", etc. to step back and reread INSTALL. Of course adding "make interfaces" etc. would be a convenient and quick addition to the makefile... Cheers, Steve