Hi Zdenek,
>>>>>> === SYSCONFDIR ===
>>>>>>
>>>>>> (diff from Makefile.global)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -sysconfdir := /usr/postgres/8.3/etc
>>>>>> +sysconfdir := /etc/pgsql/8.3
>> >>>> [...]
>>> If it breaks filesystem layout it should be fixed. What I'm not still
>>> sure if it is really breaks this rule. I'm going to discuss it with
>>> PG community members. Stay tuned
>>
>> I don't think the PG community will be of any help in this case. It's
>> about Solaris filesystem layout, IMHO.
>
> The question is what this file really mean. It seems to me that psql
> does not open this file (try truss or dtrace). And there is postgresql
> packager list which is good place for asking how other packager solved
> this problem.
Please try a again with a real database (I guess you might have just called
psql
without actually accessing a database):
haggis:~$ type psql
psql is hashed (/usr/postgres/8.3/bin/psql)
haggis:~$ truss psql adempiere adempiere 2>&1| grep /etc
access("/usr/postgres/8.3/etc/psqlrc-8.3.3", R_OK) Err#2 ENOENT
access("/usr/postgres/8.3/etc/psqlrc", R_OK) Err#2 ENOENT
Nils
