Found the PGPORT variable.
But is there a way to invoke the tests with a different port from the
command line?
Colin E. Freas wrote:
I can't figure out how to change the port of the pgcrypto regression
tests... I see how to change it in the regress.sh file, but, I can't
figu
I can't figure out how to change the port of the pgcrypto regression
tests... I see how to change it in the regress.sh file, but, I can't
figure out how to invoke it with that option... make has never been a
forte of mine.
I mean... couldn't you just use ant? :)
Colin
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In the Makefile for pgcrypto there's a cryptsrc variable you can set to
'builtin' or 'system'.
Makefile only references the variable when it's set to 'builtin'... I
can't figure out what it's supposed to do when set to 'system'.
Anyone happen to know?
Thanks,
Colin
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Sorry if this post winds up as a duplicate on the list...
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In an effort to disable all of the foreign key restraints on a set of
tables in my installation of PostgreSQL 8.0.1, I was fiddling with the
pg_class table and managed to elicit behavior similar to what L.
Boldareva ran into.
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