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Re: Much more evolved database preparation script
- Subject: Re: Much more evolved database preparation script
- From: Chris Bennett <..hidden..>
- Date: Fri, 27 May 2011 07:18:34 -0500
I agree that a perl script is way better. Shell scripts are tricky and not all OS's use the
same shell. OpenBSD defaults to ksh, bash is an add-on.
Perl "just works".
OpenBSD has a lot of things with PostgreSQL set up differently.
If you read my older install stuff at: http://64.85.161.47:8081/
you will see some of the differences for a fresh install of 1.2
Right now I am working on the missing Perl depenedencies in OpenBSD.
Want to get OpenBSD set up to properly use these, not from CPAN installs.
After that I will move on to later install issues.
I also agree, I don't want apache2 on my webserver.
I will only be running it locally.
Chris Bennett