Hi Tom,
Tom Lane [2009-01-14 20:56 -0500]:
Bruce Momjian br...@momjian.us writes:
Uh, would someone eyeball and apply this? Thanks.
I thought we had come to the conclusion that no patch was needed
because there's no convincing reason to look anyplace except
${sharepath}/tsearch_data/.
Uh, would someone eyeball and apply this? Thanks.
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Martin Pitt wrote:
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Martin Pitt [2008-12-02 5:29 -0800]:
Tom Lane [2008-12-01 19:51 -0500]:
I can't see any reason whatever to not
Bruce Momjian br...@momjian.us writes:
Uh, would someone eyeball and apply this? Thanks.
I thought we had come to the conclusion that no patch was needed
because there's no convincing reason to look anyplace except
${sharepath}/tsearch_data/.
regards, tom lane
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Martin Pitt [2008-12-02 5:29 -0800]:
Tom Lane [2008-12-01 19:51 -0500]:
I can't see any reason whatever to not put them into
${sharepath}/tsearch_data/. It's not like you're expecting to be
able to share them with other applications.
Oh, forgot yesterday, there is one case: the data
Tom Lane [2008-12-01 19:51 -0500]:
I can't see any reason whatever to not put them into
${sharepath}/tsearch_data/. It's not like you're expecting to be
able to share them with other applications.
Oh, forgot yesterday, there is one case: the data can be shared
between the 8.3, 8.4, and any
Hello all,
as recently mentioned on pg-general@, I am currently working on making
installed myspell/unspell dictionary packages (which install
themselves in /usr/share/myspell/dicts, mostly LATIN encoded)
available to PostgreSQL's tsearch/word stemming in Debian/Ubuntu.
So far I wrote the
Martin Pitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So far I wrote the postgresql-common infrastructure to mangle these
dictionary/affix files to become palatable for PostgreSQL (recoding to
UTF-8, renaming to lowercase, changing file suffix) and install them
into /var/cache/postgresql/dicts/ whenever a
Hi Tom,
Tom Lane [2008-12-01 19:51 -0500]:
I can't see any reason whatever to not put them into
${sharepath}/tsearch_data/. It's not like you're expecting to be
able to share them with other applications.
No, not for sharing. I just don't like them to be in /usr, but that's
by and large a
