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<body>now something happened (your first alternative)
        
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<div align="left">and the answer is:</div>
        
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<div align="left">make -C regress check<br />
                make[1]: Entering directory `/c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress'<br />
                sed 's,$libdir/postgis,/c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress/../postgis/libpostgis,g' ../postgis/postgis.sql > postgis.sql<br />
                echo /c/POSTGR~3/bin /c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress /c/POSTGR~3/bin /c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress<br />
                /c/POSTGR~3/bin /c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress /c/POSTGR~3/bin /c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress<br />
                ./run_test: line 386: psql: command not found<br />
                Creating spatial db postgis_reg <br />
                ./run_test: line 393: createdb: command not found<br />
                ./run_test: line 394: createlang: command not found<br />
                ./run_test: line 413: psql: command not found</div>
        
<div align="left"> Something went wrong (no postgis installed in postgis_reg).<br />
                 For details, check /tmp/pgis_reg_5864/regress_log</div>
        
<div align="left">make[1]: *** [check] Error 1<br />
                make[1]: Leaving directory `/c/thesrc/pg15_ny/regress'<br />
                make: *** [check] Error 2<br />
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<div align="left">should the same thing be repeated like that in the path?<br />
                and why is opstgres in uppercase. the name of the folder is </div>
        
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<div align="left">/Nicklas</div>
        
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                2009-07-17 Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:<br />
                <br />
                nicklas.aven@jordogskog.no wrote:<br />
                ><br />
                >> it didn't like it<br />
                ><br />
                >Okay. Change:<br />
                ><br />
                >echo $(PATH)<br />
                ><br />
                >to:<br />
                ><br />
                >echo $(PGSQL_BINDIR)<br />
                ><br />
                >and see what happens. If that doesn't work, you can also try changing:<br />
                ><br />
                >PATH := "$(PGSQL_BINDIR):$(PATH)"<br />
                ><br />
                >to:<br />
                ><br />
                >PATH := "$(PGSQL_BINDIR)":$(PATH)<br />
                ><br />
                ><br />
                >ATB.<br />
                ><br />
                >Mark.<br />
                ><br />
                >-- <br />
                >Mark Cave-Ayland - Senior Technical Architect<br />
                >PostgreSQL - PostGIS<br />
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                >http://www.siriusit.co.uk<br />
                >t: +44 870 608 0063<br />
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