Re: PostgreSQL without cygwin.

Todd,

I for one wouldn't mind seeing it. But I can't get to the site you listed
below.

Steve Miller
SIL International


On 02/14/2003 03:17:37 PM pgsql-cygwin-owner wrote:

>i have assembled the minimum components and an install script for
>postgres on windows. see
>
>http://genex.ncgr.org/downloads/genex-lite
>
>specifically, cygmin.tgz (minimum cygwin for postgres) includes the
>necessary components to get postgres working on windows. note that the
>windows registry must be modified for the whole thing to work. the
>included install.bat does the needed mods to the registry (as i recall).
>
>Todd Peterson
>Sr. Developer
>The National Center for Genome Resources
>Santa Fe, New Mexico USA
>
> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, Ben Clewett wrote:
>
>> Stand alone PostgrSQL.
>>
>> How hard would it be to make PostgreSQL stand-alone without cgywin?  And
>> if not, if there a sort of minumim configuration of .dll's which could
>> be used to build, say, an InstallShield which got the product up and
>> running?
>>
>> As well, if anybody knows, how the development of the stand-alone NT
>> version of PostgreSQL is progressing?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
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