translations.
Depend on tk-postgresql instead of postgresql and fix location of pgtksh
to make this work again (after the restructuring of our postgres package
layout).
unlibtoolized. Things now install into ${PREFIX} instead of
${PREFIX}/${PGSQL_USER} to match hier(7) expectations. The Tcl and Tk
interfaces are now split out into separate packages.
This closes the following PRs: 7384, 8747, 8789, 9272, 9461.
Changes:
- better SQL quoting
Changes for py-mysqldb 0.1.3 that I forgot to note:
- Fixes a coredump at exit under some conditions
- Improved backwards compatability with MySQLmodule.
- Compatibility with MySQL 3.22
- Compliance with Python database API version 2.0
- Thread-safety
- Thread-friendliness (threads will not block each other)
Split PGSQL_USE_TCL into PGSQL_USE_TCL and PGSQL_USE_TK so that postgres
can be built with tcl support on a machine without tk (such as a machine
without X installed...)
for each of the continuation lines, rather than using backslashes to
continue a single, long definition. This makes it much easier to spot
pre-requisite packages and other dependencies.
This includes a security fix for the remote password checking protocol.
Other wise it's just the regular bunch of bugfixes. See appendix D of
the manual.
oraedit is capable of editing functions, procedure,
package bodies and specification, type body and specifications
as well as views stored in Oracle. The only thing required is
working sqlplus client or working rsh/ssh connection
to a computer with one (and Python, of course).
Documentation is currently not present, you have to figure out
usage yourself ATM, sorry.
This shares a distfile and a checksum file with the postgresql package. It uses
a different workaround for the postgres jdbc Makefile than in that package's
patch-an, but I am leaving that patch there for documentation purposes. (That way
`cd pkgsrcs/databases/postgresql ; make patch' DTRT for people looking at the
sources).
doesn't use it. Later tonight or tomorrow morning, I will commit a jdbc-postgresql
package which will share DISTFILE and patch goo with this package.
All this may eventually be replaced if the client stuff is factored out of the
postgresql package, but that's not me.
