Обсуждение: a problem with Byron's latest source release of psqlodbc

Hi

I downloaded Byron's latest psqlodbc source release from the postgreSQL
ftp site
and discovered a couple of problems.

I don't know where the tar.gz file was created but the following files
have the wrong "permissions". I had to run 'chmod +x' on them to make
them executable. The files in question are,
    "configure"
    "config.sub"
    "config.guess"
    "install.sh"

Furthermore, I suspect that the tar.gz file was created on Windows
as it appears the files have the carriage-return/line-feed problem
again. When I tried to './configure' the source it spit out
all kinds of errors and couldn't figure out my system type.
Ultimately I had to use zip on the template directory and than
did 'unzip -a' and everything worked. So...,how do we avoid this
in the future? At least if Byron releases the source in zip format
us Unix users only need to do 'unzip -a' on the file.

--
Gerald Gryschuk
gerald.gryschuk@home.com
MidNightOil Consulting - "We burn the midnight oil so you don't have
to."

Gerald Gryschuk wrote:

> Hi
>
> I downloaded Byron's latest psqlodbc source release from the postgreSQL
> ftp site
> and discovered a couple of problems.
>
> I don't know where the tar.gz file was created but the following files
> have the wrong "permissions". I had to run 'chmod +x' on them to make
> them executable. The files in question are,
>         "configure"
>         "config.sub"
>         "config.guess"
>         "install.sh"
>
> Furthermore, I suspect that the tar.gz file was created on Windows
> as it appears the files have the carriage-return/line-feed problem
> again. When I tried to './configure' the source it spit out
> all kinds of errors and couldn't figure out my system type.
> Ultimately I had to use zip on the template directory and than
> did 'unzip -a' and everything worked. So...,how do we avoid this
> in the future? At least if Byron releases the source in zip format
> us Unix users only need to do 'unzip -a' on the file.
>

My Bad...Sorry.

I'll fix it and re-upload it today.  I think it should stay "tar.gz"
though.

Byron

Byron Nikolaidis wrote:
> My Bad...Sorry.
>
> I'll fix it and re-upload it today.  I think it should stay "tar.gz"
> though.

Fine by me.
--
Gerald Gryschuk(ggryschuk@scf.sk.ca)
Programmer Analyst
Saskatoon Cancer Centre
((306)655-2746)

> I'll fix it and re-upload it today.  I think it should stay "tar.gz"
> though.

OK, and if you would prefer Gerald or I to package it from the main
source tree after you commit changes I'm sure we would be happy too.
Don't know what machines you have available to you...

                    - Tom