Hi Greg,
Perhaps this should be obvious, but it wasn't to me. I naively figured if I had an old DBD::Pg working and PostgreSQL working and I had everything listed in the README that I could install DBD::Pg 1.41. Not sure I've stated things correctly, but maybe this will help someone else in my situation. Thanks for a great module.
67a68,74 > You must also check to see if you have the pg_config executable installed > (for example, type "which pg_config" on unix-like systems). If pg_config > is not available, then you need to install the development package > for PostgreSQL. For example on Debian: apt-get install postgresql-dev; > on RedHat: yum postgresql-devel. This development package is needed even > if you already have PostgreSQL up and running since DBD::Pg uses it for > its installation.
-- Jeff
67a68,74 > You must also check to see if you have the pg_config executable installed > (for example, type "which pg_config" on unix-like systems). If pg_config > is not available, then you need to install the development package > for PostgreSQL. For example on Debian: apt-get install postgresql-dev; > on RedHat: yum postgresql-devel. This development package is needed even > if you already have PostgreSQL up and running since DBD::Pg uses it for > its installation.
