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<FONT FACE="Verdana">Given the recent set of posts, I need to rephrase my previous question. <BR>
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That is, is the binary for OSX compiled with the –with Postgres switch etc. (so that it expects to find PostgreSQL, gdal, R, etc.) on the system? Or is it compiled with all these switches set to —without ***? <BR>
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I would guess that Markus Neteler would be best able to answer this one specifically for OSX. However, for the list at large, this would be useful information for binaries for other systems too.<BR>
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Also, I want to thank all the folks who provide these binaries (as well as those who answer these questions).<BR>
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