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  • Gaetano Mendola

    Before ship 7.4.2

    Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
    7.4.1 is the wrong version? What bail me out is the fact that the
    version pgdb.py shipped with 7.4.1 is a version *pre 7.3*; we
    add the same "bug" with the 7.3 and was not solved until the 7.3.2
    distribution:

    [Removing cross post to pgsql-admin@postgresql.org] * Gaetano Mendola [2002-12-08 17:45 +0100]: > Hi all, > > the file pgdb.py …



    Regards
    Gaetano Mendola

  • Tom Lane

    #2
    Re: Before ship 7.4.2

    Gaetano Mendola <mendola@bigfoo t.com> writes:[color=blue]
    > Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
    > 7.4.1 is the wrong version?[/color]

    There is no pgdb.py in the core PG 7.4.* releases. I suppose you
    are talking about a packaging error in the RPM distribution. Lamar Owen
    would be the man to talk to about that ... Lamar, any thoughts about
    this?

    regards, tom lane

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    • Lamar Owen

      #3
      Re: Before ship 7.4.2

      On Monday 02 February 2004 10:54 pm, Tom Lane wrote:[color=blue]
      > Gaetano Mendola <mendola@bigfoo t.com> writes:[color=green]
      > > Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
      > > 7.4.1 is the wrong version?[/color][/color]
      [color=blue]
      > There is no pgdb.py in the core PG 7.4.* releases. I suppose you
      > are talking about a packaging error in the RPM distribution. Lamar Owen
      > would be the man to talk to about that ... Lamar, any thoughts about
      > this?[/color]

      Well, my first instinct is to throw out the python client RPM entirely. Then
      package the python client in a separate RPM. My original plan was not to
      ship a python subpackage at all, but then I had a spec file change
      contributed that kept the python client in. So I went that direction;
      principle of least surprise and all. But I am not at all attached to keeping
      it; likewise, the JDBC stuff could easily be moved to a completely separate
      RPM instead of a subpackage.
      --
      Lamar Owen
      Director of Information Technology
      Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
      1 PARI Drive
      Rosman, NC 28772
      (828)862-5554



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      • Gaetano Mendola

        #4
        Re: Before ship 7.4.2

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        Lamar Owen wrote:

        | On Monday 02 February 2004 10:54 pm, Tom Lane wrote:
        |
        |>Gaetano Mendola <mendola@bigfoo t.com> writes:
        |>
        |>>Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
        |>>7.4.1 is the wrong version?
        |
        |
        |>There is no pgdb.py in the core PG 7.4.* releases. I suppose you
        |>are talking about a packaging error in the RPM distribution. Lamar Owen
        |>would be the man to talk to about that ... Lamar, any thoughts about
        |>this?
        |
        |
        | Well, my first instinct is to throw out the python client RPM
        entirely. Then
        | package the python client in a separate RPM. My original plan was not to
        | ship a python subpackage at all, but then I had a spec file change
        | contributed that kept the python client in. So I went that direction;
        | principle of least surprise and all. But I am not at all attached to
        keeping
        | it; likewise, the JDBC stuff could easily be moved to a completely
        separate
        | RPM instead of a subpackage.


        Is it not too late drop the python client RPM for the version 7.4 ?
        Anyway the version pgdb.py in rpm with the version 7.3.2 is the good
        one, I don't know where you get the wrong pgdb.py pre 7.3.2, isn't this
        file in any CVS ?





        Regards
        Gaetano Mendola




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        • Lamar Owen

          #5
          Re: Before ship 7.4.2

          On Monday 02 February 2004 07:31 pm, Gaetano Mendola wrote:[color=blue]
          > Is someone taking care about the fact that the pgdb.py shipped with
          > 7.4.1 is the wrong version? What bail me out is the fact that the
          > version pgdb.py shipped with 7.4.1 is a version *pre 7.3*; we
          > add the same "bug" with the 7.3 and was not solved until the 7.3.2
          > distribution:[/color]

          7.4.2 as a tarball does not have pgdb.py in it. The RPMs for 7.4 and 7.4.1
          mistakenly added the python client from a separate tarball. I will not be
          adding this separate tarball this time; a separate python client RPM will
          have to be built. The RPM's shouldn't editorialize, Tom Lane once said, and
          including clients in the upstream RPMs that I distribute which are not in the
          main tarball is editorializing (not to mention the fact that the tarball thus
          inserted was of the wrong version, for which I apologize). I accepted the
          contribution of this subpackage from Kaj last time; it will be gone for
          7.4.2. Ask the python client maintainers for RPMs of their work. It's a
          separate project on gborg.postgresq l.org now, so a separate RPM for
          postgresql-python will need to be built by someone in the python client gborg
          project, or the other python client projects. I know that makes
          distributors' lives harder (sorry Tom), but it really is necessary.

          Summary: clients that are removed from the main tarball (such as the Pg module
          and the python client) will in the future be consistently removed from the
          RPMs of the main tarball. I once again apologize for not doing that for 7.4
          and 7.4.1. For 7.5 this will be JDBC, right? (The JDBC RPM is pretty broken
          anyway, and downloading the proper jar from jdbc.postgresql .org and making a
          separate postgresql-jdbc RPM that is not a subpackage won't be hard).
          --
          Lamar Owen
          Director of Information Technology
          Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
          1 PARI Drive
          Rosman, NC 28772
          (828)862-5554


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