Re: BUG #5715: man pages missing after compiling PostgreSQL 9.0.1 sources on OS X 10.6

Hi Tom,

On Oct 18, 2010, at 9:25 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
> Joel Lopes Da Silva <joel@lopes-da-silva.com> writes:
>> On Oct 18, 2010, at 7:16 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
>>> What commands did you issue, exactly?
>=20
>> I did:
>=20
>> ./configure --enable-thread-safety                  \
>>                    --with-openssl                          \
>>                    --with-perl                             \
>>                    --with-python                           \
>>                    --with-tcl                              \
>>                    --with-bonjour                          \
>>                    --with-pam                              \
>>                    --with-krb5
>> make
>> sudo make install
>=20
>> This set of commands used to put the man pages in /usr/local/pgsql/share=
/man
>=20
> Ah.  This is an intentional change, then.  "make install" now always
> doesn't install the docs.  (Its behavior used to vary depending on
> whether prebuilt docs were present in the source tree, which was odd.)
> There is now a separate top-level target "make install-docs".
>=20
> You might also consider "make world" followed by "make install-world",
> which will build and install core + docs + contrib.

Ok, perfect!=20

Thank you very much Tom. Then I guess you can close this bug report as "Beh=
aves correctly".

Cheers,

--=20
Joel Lopes Da Silva