Andrew Dunstan wrote:
Can someone please try running a build from CVS tip made on a modern box
(W2k3 or XP >= SP1 I believe) on a non-modern box (e.g. W2k) and see if
anything blows up? If it does then we either have to finish this work
now or revert the config file changes, I think.
W2k and
Tom Lane wrote:
Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I am bit worried about those HAVE_IPV6 ifdefs - they will prolly have
to be modified to C code under windows
Now I consider it you might be right. Here's a list of those places:
[lots]
You should not have to tou
Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The one place that very slightly bothers me is the ::1 line in
> pg_hba.conf. The fact that it comes last in the default config is its
> saving grace - it won't ever be reached by a passing connection. I think
> at least, though, we should put a warn
Andrew Dunstan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I am bit worried about those HAVE_IPV6 ifdefs - they will prolly have
>> to be modified to C code under windows
> Now I consider it you might be right. Here's a list of those places:
> [lots]
You should not have to touch the HAVE_IPV6 code --- if you
[adding -hackers to discussion]
[getaddrinfo and friends are broken on some versions of windows]
Maggnus Hagander wrote:
That definitly means it's broken. We need the same binary to run wether
you have it or not - at least if we want it to be included in the
precompiled binaries by the inst
