[postgis-devel] Vote for 1.4 Release

Paragon Corporation lr at pcorp.us
Wed Jul 22 15:49:27 PDT 2009


Kevin,

If you want to take it out, feel free too.  I suspect maybe he did that
because of spaces allowed in folder names in windows.  I had so many
problems with that anyway that I installed mytest postgres servers in
folders that required no spaces.

I think Nick just hacked his make file to bits to work and I always did an
export path anyway before I did a make check.

I wonder what happens if your path already has quotes in it? What would that
line do?



 

-----Original Message-----
From: postgis-devel-bounces at postgis.refractions.net
[mailto:postgis-devel-bounces at postgis.refractions.net] On Behalf Of Kevin
Neufeld
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 6:30 PM
To: PostGIS Development Discussion
Subject: Re: [postgis-devel] Vote for 1.4 Release

Found it.  This is the change that broke the Makefile for me:

http://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/changeset/4320

Mark added quotes around the PATH.  My linux distros don't like that
apparently.

-- Kevin

Kevin Neufeld wrote:
> The problem is with the regression Makefile, I don't know how exactly.
> 
> I can run the run_test manually and all regression tests pass without 
> incident.
> 
> [postgres at turtle regress]$ ./run_test loader/Point \
> ?         loader/PointM \
> ?         loader/PointZ \
> ?         loader/MultiPoint \
> ?         loader/MultiPointM \
> ?         loader/MultiPointZ \
> ?         loader/Arc \
> ?         loader/ArcM \
> ?         loader/ArcZ \
> ?         loader/Polygon \
> ?         loader/PolygonM \
> ?         loader/PolygonZ \
> ?         regress \
> ?         regress_index \
> ?         regress_index_nulls \
> ?         lwgeom_regress \
> ?         regress_lrs \
> ?         removepoint \
> ?         setpoint \
> ?         simplify \
> ?         snaptogrid \
> ?         affine \
> ?         wkt \
> ?         measures \
> ?         long_xact \
> ?         ctors \
> ?         sql-mm-serialize \
> ?         sql-mm-circularstring \
> ?         sql-mm-compoundcurve \
> ?         sql-mm-curvepoly \
> ?         sql-mm-general \
> ?         sql-mm-multicurve \
> ?         sql-mm-multisurface \
> ?         geojson \
> ?         gml \
> ?         svg \
> ?         kml \
> ?         regress_ogc \
> ?         regress_bdpoly \
> ?         regress_proj
> Creating spatial db postgis_reg
> TMPDIR is /tmp/pgis_reg_7027
> PATH is /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/opt/pgsql837/bin
> 
>  PostgreSQL 8.3.7 on i686-pc-linux-gnu, compiled by GCC gcc (GCC) 
> 3.4.4
> 20050721 (Red Hat 3.4.4-2)
>  Postgis 1.4.0SVN - 2009-07-22 21:44:30
>    GEOS: 3.1.0-CAPI-1.5.0
>    PROJ: Rel. 4.4.9, 29 Oct 2004
> 
> Running tests
> 
>  loader/Point.............. ok
>  loader/PointM.............. ok
>  loader/PointZ.............. ok
>  loader/MultiPoint.............. ok
>  loader/MultiPointM.............. ok
>  loader/MultiPointZ.............. ok
>  loader/Arc.............. ok
>  loader/ArcM.............. ok
>  loader/ArcZ.......... ok
>  loader/Polygon.............. ok
>  loader/PolygonM.............. ok
>  loader/PolygonZ.............. ok
>  regress. ok
>  regress_index. ok
>  regress_index_nulls. ok
>  lwgeom_regress. ok
>  regress_lrs. ok
>  removepoint. ok
>  setpoint. ok
>  simplify. ok
>  snaptogrid. ok
>  affine. ok
>  wkt. ok
>  measures. ok
>  long_xact. ok
>  ctors. ok
>  sql-mm-serialize. ok
>  sql-mm-circularstring. ok
>  sql-mm-compoundcurve. ok
>  sql-mm-curvepoly. ok
>  sql-mm-general. ok
>  sql-mm-multicurve. ok
>  sql-mm-multisurface. ok
>  geojson. ok
>  gml. ok
>  svg. ok
>  kml. ok
>  regress_ogc. ok
>  regress_bdpoly. ok
>  regress_proj. ok
> 
> Run tests: 40
> Failed: 0
> 
> -- Kevin
> 
> Kevin Neufeld wrote:
>> I did a new install of postgres 8.3.7 and of postgis branch 1.4 just 
>> to be sure that this wasn't an svn update thing. So new directories, 
>> new everything.
>>
>> Paragon Corporation wrote:
>>> Strange.  Did you do a fresh download of the source (not just an svn 
>>> update but a full delete and svn checkout?).  Thes al seem like old 
>>> errors I experienced before.
>>>
>>> For psql I would think maybe it can't find libpq.so but didn't know 
>>> the others relied on that.
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