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# New ports collection makefile for: PostgreSQL
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# Date created: November 13, 1998
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# Whom: Marc G. Fournier <scrappy@FreeBSD.org>
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#
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# $FreeBSD$
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#
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PORTNAME ?= postgresql
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PORTVERSION ?= 8.2.4
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PORTREVISION ?= 1
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CATEGORIES ?= databases
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MASTER_SITES = ${ MASTER_SITE_PGSQL }
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MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR = source/v${ PORTVERSION }
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PKGNAMESUFFIX ?= -server
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DISTFILES ?= postgresql-base-${ PORTVERSION } ${ EXTRACT_SUFX } \
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postgresql-opt-${ PORTVERSION } ${ EXTRACT_SUFX }
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MAINTAINER ?= girgen@FreeBSD.org
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COMMENT ?= The most advanced open-source database available anywhere
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CONFLICTS ?= ${ PORTNAME } -client-7.* \
${ PORTNAME } ${ PKGNAMESUFFIX } -7.* \
${ PORTNAME } -client-8.[ 0-13-9] * \
${ PORTNAME } ${ PKGNAMESUFFIX } -8.[ 0-13-9] *
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WRKSRC = ${ WRKDIR } /postgresql-${ PORTVERSION }
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DIST_SUBDIR = postgresql
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UNIQUENAME ?= ${ PORTNAME } 82
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LATEST_LINK ?= ${ PKGNAMEPREFIX } ${ UNIQUENAME } ${ PKGNAMESUFFIX }
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PKGINSTALL ?= ${ PKGDIR } /pkg-install${ PKGNAMESUFFIX }
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USE_BZIP2 = YES
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USE_GMAKE = YES
GNU_CONFIGURE = YES
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. i f d e f i n e d ( N O _ B U I L D )
. u n d e f U S E _ G M A K E
. u n d e f G N U _ C O N F I G U R E
. e n d i f
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-libraries= ${ LOCALBASE } /lib \
--with-includes= ${ LOCALBASE } /include \
--with-docdir= ${ DOCSDIR }
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CONFIGURE_ENV += LDFLAGS = " ${ LDFLAGS } " \
PTHREAD_CFLAGS = " ${ PTHREAD_CFLAGS } " \
PTHREAD_LIBS = " ${ PTHREAD_LIBS } "
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PLIST = ${ PKGDIR } /pkg-plist${ PKGNAMESUFFIX }
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BUILD_DIRS ?= src/port src/timezone src/backend src/backend/utils/mb/conversion_procs \
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src/bin/initdb src/bin/ipcclean src/bin/pg_ctl src/bin/pg_controldata \
src/bin/pg_resetxlog src/pl
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INSTALL_DIRS ?= ${ BUILD_DIRS }
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( C L I E N T _ O N L Y ) & & ! d e f i n e d ( S L A V E _ O N L Y )
SERVER_ONLY = yes
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USE_RC_SUBR = postgresql
SUB_FILES += dot.cshrc dot.profile
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USE_PGSQL = yes
WANT_PGSQL_VER = ${ PORTVERSION : C /([0-9][0-9]*) \. ([0-9][0-9]*).*/ \1 \2 /g }
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. e n d i f
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( S L A V E _ O N L Y )
OPTIONS = NLS "Use internationalized messages" on
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. e n d i f
# Cannot check this with standard OPTION due to a catch-22.
# USE_OPENSSL must precede bsd.port.pre.mk, but then we don't know
# what OPTIONS are set.
#
# If you *don't* want SSL, set WITHOUT_SSL=YES when making
. i f ! d e f i n e d ( W I T H O U T _ S S L )
USE_OPENSSL = yes
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-openssl
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. e n d i f
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. i n c l u d e < b s d . p o r t . p r e . m k >
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. i f ${ARCH} = = "alpha" && ${ OSVERSION } < 500000
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BROKEN = Coredump during build on alpha 4.x
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. e n d i f
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( S L A V E _ O N L Y )
# gnugetopt will always be used if already installed
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. i f ( $ { O S V E R S I O N } < 5 0 0 0 4 1 ) & & ! e x i s t s ( $ { L O C A L B A S E } / i n c l u d e / g e t o p t . h )
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OPTIONS += GNUGETOPT "Use GNU getopt" on
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. e n d i f
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OPTIONS += PAM "Build with PAM support (server only)" off
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OPTIONS += LDAP "Build with LDAP authentication support" off
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OPTIONS += MIT_KRB5 "Build with MIT's kerberos support" off
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OPTIONS += HEIMDAL_KRB5 "Builds with Heimdal kerberos support" off
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OPTIONS += OPTIMIZED_CFLAGS "Builds with compiler optimizations (-O3)" off
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OPTIONS += LIBC_R "Link w/ libc_r, used by plpython (server)" off
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OPTIONS += THREADSAFE "make libpq thread safe" off
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# to run regression tests:
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OPTIONS += TESTS "Allows the use of a \"check\" target (server)" off
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OPTIONS += DEBUG "Builds with debugging symbols" off
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
# See http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more info
2006-12-06 17:50:34 +01:00
#OPTIONS+= ICU "Use ICU for unicode collation (server)" off
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
# See http://gppl.moonbone.ru/ for more info
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
#OPTIONS+= HIER "Builds with query hierarchy (server)" off
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
# See http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/76999 for more info
# (requires dump/restore if modified.)
OPTIONS += INTDATE "Builds with 64-bit date/time type (server)" off
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# . if (defined(SERVER_ONLY) && defined(WITH_HIER)) || make(makesum)
# PATCH_SITES+= http://gppl.moonbone.ru/:hier812055
# PATCHFILES+= hier-Pg8.1.2-0.5.5.diff.gz:hier812055
# USE_BISON= yes
# . endif
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
2006-12-06 17:50:34 +01:00
# . if (defined(SERVER_ONLY) && defined(WITH_ICU)) || make(makesum)
# USE_AUTOTOOLS= autoconf:259
# CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--with-icu
# LIB_DEPENDS= icudata:${PORTSDIR}/devel/icu
# PATCH_SITES+= http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/:icu
# PATCHFILES+= pg-814-icu-xx-2006-09-25.diff.gz:icu
# . endif
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
PATCH_DIST_STRIP = -p1
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. i f m a k e m a k e s u m
DISTFILES += postgresql-docs-${ PORTVERSION } ${ EXTRACT_SUFX }
. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ P A M )
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-pam
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ L D A P )
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-ldap
USE_OPENLDAP = YES
. e n d i f
Upgrade PostgreSQL to 8.0.2. Here's the brief release note:
Over the past several weeks, Tom Lane has been working on replacing
our old Cache Management Alorithm (ARC) with a new, patent free one
(2Q).
In order to reduce the number of 8.x deployments out there that are
using the old manager, we have just released 8.0.2, and encourage
adminstrators to upgrade at their earliest convience.
For those already running 8.x on your production servers, please
note that this upgrade does *NOT* require a dump restore, but due to
a bump in the major version number for the client library (libpq),
it *WILL* require all client applications to be recompiled at the
same time.
For full release info, see
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-0-2
Apart from the upgrade, three new config options are added:
A patch (experimental) for supporting proper collation
of utf-8 encoded locales, using IBM's ICU package (devel/icu). See
http://people.freebsd.org/~girgen/postgresql-icu/README.html for more
info.
An optional patch written by Evgen Potemkin, which allows
PostgreSQL to make hierarchical queries à la Oracle [1].
An option is added that allows the use of 64 bit ints to
store dates [2].
PR: ports/79165 [1], ports/76999 [2]
Submitted by: Marcos Tischer Vallim [1], Christian Ullrich [2]
Approved by: ade, seanc (implicit)
2005-04-14 01:15:49 +02:00
. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ I N T D A T E )
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --enable-integer-datetimes
. e n d i f
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( W I T H O U T _ G N U G E T O P T ) | | e x i s t s ( $ { L O C A L B A S E } / i n c l u d e / g e t o p t . h )
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USE_GETOPT_LONG = yes
. e n d i f
. i f ! ( d e f i n e d ( W I T H O U T _ G E T T E X T ) | | d e f i n e d ( W I T H O U T _ N L S ) )
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --enable-nls
PLIST_SUB += GETTEXT = ""
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USE_GETTEXT = YES
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. e l s e
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --disable-nls
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PLIST_SUB += GETTEXT = "@comment "
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ O P T I M I Z E D _ C F L A G S )
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CFLAGS += -O3 -funroll-loops
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ D E B U G )
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --enable-debug
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INSTALL_TARGET = install
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. e l s e
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INSTALL_TARGET = install-strip
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ M I T _ K R B 5 )
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. i f e x i s t s ( / u s r / l i b / l i b k r b 5 . s o ) | | e x i s t s ( / u s r / b i n / k r b 5 - c o n f i g )
BROKEN = "You must remove heimdal's /usr/bin/krb5-config and /usr/lib/libkrb5.so*, and set NO_KERBEROS=true in /etc/make.conf to build successfully with MIT-KRB"
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
. e n d i f
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# Allow defining a home built MIT Kerberos by setting KRB5_HOME
. i f d e f i n e d ( K R B 5 _ H O M E ) & & e x i s t s ( $ { K R B 5 _ H O M E } / l i b / l i b g s s a p i _ k r b 5 . a ) & & e x i s t s ( $ { K R B 5 _ H O M E } / b i n / k r b 5 - c o n f i g )
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-krb5
. e l s e
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LIB_DEPENDS += krb5.3:${ PORTSDIR } /security/krb5
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-krb5
. e n d i f
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ H E I M D A L _ K R B 5 )
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# Allow defining a home built Heimdal Kerberos by setting HEIMDAL_HOME
. i f d e f i n e d ( H E I M D A L _ H O M E ) & & e x i s t s ( $ { H E I M D A L _ H O M E } / l i b / l i b g s s a p i . a ) & & e x i s t s ( $ { H E I M D A L _ H O M E } / b i n / k r b 5 - c o n f i g )
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-krb5
. e l s e
# Postgresql apps will not link properly when libpq is linked with base heimdal in /usr,
# so we always use the heimdal port. See
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
# http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-stable/2005-October/018809.html
2006-12-06 17:50:34 +01:00
LIB_DEPENDS += krb5.21:${ PORTSDIR } /security/heimdal
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CONFIGURE_ARGS += --with-krb5
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. i f ( d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ T E S T S ) ) | | d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ T H R E A D S A F E ) | | m a k e ( m a k e s u m )
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DISTFILES += postgresql-test-${ PORTVERSION } ${ EXTRACT_SUFX }
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. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ T H R E A D S A F E )
CONFIGURE_ARGS += --enable-thread-safety
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ L I B C _ R )
2003-06-02 03:44:03 +02:00
CFLAGS += ${ PTHREAD_CFLAGS }
LDFLAGS += ${ PTHREAD_LIBS }
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. e n d i f # !SLAVE_ONLY
. i f d e f i n e d ( C L I E N T _ O N L Y )
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MAN1 = clusterdb.1 createdb.1 createlang.1 createuser.1 \
dropdb.1 droplang.1 dropuser.1 ecpg.1 initdb.1 \
ipcclean.1 pg_config.1 pg_controldata.1 pg_ctl.1 \
pg_dump.1 pg_dumpall.1 pg_resetxlog.1 pg_restore.1 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
postgres.1 postmaster.1 psql.1 reindexdb.1 vacuumdb.1
2005-01-31 01:36:16 +01:00
MAN7 = abort.7 alter_aggregate.7 alter_conversion.7 alter_database.7 \
alter_domain.7 alter_function.7 alter_group.7 \
alter_index.7 alter_language.7 alter_operator_class.7 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
alter_role.7 \
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alter_schema.7 alter_sequence.7 alter_table.7 \
alter_trigger.7 alter_user.7 analyze.7 begin.7 \
checkpoint.7 close.7 cluster.7 comment.7 commit.7 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
commit_prepared.7 \
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copy.7 create_aggregate.7 create_cast.7 \
create_constraint_trigger.7 create_conversion.7 \
create_database.7 create_domain.7 create_function.7 \
create_group.7 create_index.7 create_language.7 \
create_operator.7 create_operator_class.7 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
create_role.7 \
2005-01-31 01:36:16 +01:00
create_rule.7 create_schema.7 create_sequence.7 \
create_table.7 create_table_as.7 create_trigger.7 \
2005-02-06 22:59:13 +01:00
create_type.7 create_user.7 create_view.7 deallocate.7 \
declare.7 delete.7 \
2005-01-31 01:36:16 +01:00
drop_aggregate.7 drop_cast.7 drop_conversion.7 \
drop_database.7 drop_domain.7 drop_function.7 \
drop_group.7 drop_index.7 drop_language.7 \
2006-12-06 17:50:34 +01:00
drop_operator.7 drop_operator_class.7 drop_owned.7 \
drop_role.7 drop_rule.7 \
2005-02-06 22:59:13 +01:00
drop_schema.7 drop_sequence.7 drop_table.7 drop_trigger.7 \
2005-01-31 01:36:16 +01:00
drop_type.7 drop_user.7 drop_view.7 end.7 execute.7 \
explain.7 fetch.7 grant.7 insert.7 listen.7 load.7 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
lock.7 move.7 notify.7 prepare.7 prepare_transaction.7 \
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reassign_owned.7 reindex.7 reset.7 \
Welcome to PostgreSQL 8.1.
The new release includes performance improvements and advanced SQL
features which will support bigger data warehouses, higher-volume
transaction processing, and more complex distributed enterprise
software.
Major new features in this release include:
Roles:
PostgreSQL now supports database roles, which simplify the
management of large numbers of users with complex
overlapping database rights.
IN/OUT Parameters:
PostgreSQL functions now support IN, OUT and INOUT
parameters, which substantially improves support of complex
business logic for J2EE and .NET applications.
Two-Phase Commit (2PC):
Long in demand for WAN applications and heterogeneous data
centers using PostgreSQL, this feature allows
ACID-compliant transactions across widely separated
servers.
Some Performance Enhancements found in this release include:
Improved Multiprocessor (SMP) Performance:
The buffer manager for 8.1 has been enhanced to scale almost
linearly with the number of processors, leading to significant
performance gains on 8-way, 16-way, dual-core, and multi-core
CPU servers.
Bitmap Scan:
Indexes will be dynamically converted to bitmaps in memory when
appropriate, giving up to twenty times faster index performance
on complex queries against very large tables.
Table Partitioning:
The query planner is now able to avoid scanning whole sections
of a large table using a technique known as Constraint
Exclusion.
Shared Row Locking:
PostgreSQL's "better than row-level locking" now supports even
higher levels of concurrency through the addition of shared
row locks for foreign keys.
For a more complete listing of changes in this release, please see the
Release Notes visible at:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html#RELEASE-8-1
2005-11-10 03:23:38 +01:00
revoke.7 rollback.7 rollback_prepared.7 select .7 \
select_into.7 set.7 \
set_constraints.7 set_role.7 set_transaction.7 show.7 \
2005-01-31 01:36:16 +01:00
set_session_authorization.7 start_transaction.7 \
truncate.7 unlisten.7 update.7 vacuum.7 \
alter_operator.7 alter_tablespace.7 alter_type.7 \
create_tablespace.7 drop_tablespace.7 \
release_savepoint.7 rollback_to_savepoint.7 \
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savepoint.7 values.7
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y )
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pre-everything ::
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@${ SH } ${ PKGINSTALL } ${ PORTNAME } BACKUPWARNING
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( N O _ B U I L D )
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pre-configure :
. i f d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ M I T _ K R B 5 ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ H E I M D A L _ K R B 5 )
@${ ECHO } "MIT's and Heimdal Kerberos are mutually exclusive."
@${ ECHO } "Please choose one or the other."
@exit 1
. e n d i f
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do-build :
@ cd ${ WRKSRC } /src/backend ; \
${ GMAKE } ../../src/include/parser/parse.h ../../src/include/utils/fmgroids.h
@ for dir in ${ BUILD_DIRS } ; do \
cd ${ WRKSRC } /$$ { dir} && ${ SETENV } ${ MAKE_ENV } ${ GMAKE } ; \
done
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. i f e x i s t s ( $ { F I L E S D I R } / p k g - m e s s a g e $ { P K G N A M E S U F F I X } . i n )
SUB_FILES += pkg-message${ PKGNAMESUFFIX }
PKGMESSAGE = ${ WRKSRC } /pkg-message${ PKGNAMESUFFIX }
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. e n d i f
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. e n d i f
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y )
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pre-su-install :
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@ ${ SETENV } PKG_PREFIX = ${ PREFIX } \
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${ SH } ${ PKGINSTALL } ${ PORTNAME } PRE-INSTALL
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. i f ! d e f i n e d ( N O _ B U I L D )
do-install :
@for dir in ${ INSTALL_DIRS } ; do \
cd ${ WRKSRC } /$$ { dir} && \
${ SETENV } ${ MAKE_ENV } ${ GMAKE } ${ INSTALL_TARGET } ; \
done
. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y )
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@ ${ MKDIR } ${ PREFIX } /share/postgresql
. f o r i i n p r o f i l e c s h r c
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${ INSTALL_DATA } ${ WRKDIR } /dot.$i ${ PREFIX } /share/postgresql/dot.$i .dist; \
${ INSTALL_DATA } -o pgsql -g pgsql ${ WRKDIR } /dot.$i ~pgsql/dot.$i .dist ; \
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if [ ! -f ~pgsql/.$i ] ; then \
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${ CP } -p ~pgsql/dot.$i .dist ~pgsql/.$i ; \
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fi
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. e n d f o r
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@ ${ CHOWN } -R pgsql:pgsql ~pgsql/. ; \
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${ MKDIR } ${ PREFIX } /etc/periodic/daily ; \
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${ INSTALL_SCRIPT } ${ FILESDIR } /502.pgsql \
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${ PREFIX } /etc/periodic/daily
. e n d i f # SERVER_ONLY
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. i f d e f i n e d ( C L I E N T _ O N L Y )
@ cd ${ WRKSRC } /src && ${ SETENV } ${ MAKE_ENV } ${ GMAKE } install-local
. e n d i f
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@ if [ -r ${ PKGMESSAGE } ] ; then \
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${ MKDIR } ${ DOCSDIR } ; \
${ INSTALL_DATA } ${ PKGMESSAGE } ${ DOCSDIR } /README${ PKGNAMESUFFIX } ; \
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${ ECHO } "======================================================================" ; \
${ CAT } ${ PKGMESSAGE } ; \
${ ECHO } "======================================================================" ; \
fi
. e n d i f # !NO_BUILD
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. i f d e f i n e d ( S E R V E R _ O N L Y ) & & d e f i n e d ( W I T H _ T E S T S )
2003-02-06 21:46:51 +01:00
check :
@if [ ` id -u` != 0 ] ; then \
${ ECHO } "Running postgresql regressions tests" ; \
cd ${ WRKSRC } ; ${ GMAKE } check ; \
else \
${ ECHO } "You cannot run regression tests when postgresql is built as user root." ; \
${ ECHO } "Clean and rebuild the port as a regular user to run the tests." ; \
fi
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