[postgis-users] Proper Installation of Postgres and Postgis on 10.5 Intel

[Barend Kobben]

I have been using the Kyngchaos ones for quite some time now, and never had
problems, also not on my newest box with  Leopard. Mind you, on that newer
machine I have the newer version PG 8.3.1 and PostGIS 1.3.2.

Besides, the author/producer of them is usually on this list and otherwise
is quiet quick on responding to questions....


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On 10-04-08 16:21, "Stefan Schwarzer" <stefan.schwarzer at grid.unep.ch> wrote:

>> Is there any chance that this subject (for 10.5) has been solved?
>> Any suggestions? I used the macports to install postgres (8.2) and
>> postgis (1.3.1)...
> 
> 
> I would, after all the experiences I went through, ask the question
> slightly different... :
> 
> Can anybody give me installation instructions on how to install
> postgres & postgis on Leopard (with a MacPro)? Either by hand-
> compiling or with MacPorts? Or some other stuff? Strange enough, even
> the kyngchaos libs didn't work, even after having completely re-
> installed my machine...
> 
> Thanks thousand times for any such advice!
> 
> Stef
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