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Hi, I have slackware and my problem is con add "with-psql=path". In
slackware i installen php and postgresql with pkgtool and installpkg and
that tools doesn't have the prefix configuration or I don't know how to type
on them.

SO, I cant communitate my PHP and my Postgres and apache.
Thxz.

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L~4dPd =B7dSdf0D wrote:
> Hi, I have slackware and my problem is con add "with-psql=3Dpath". In
> slackware i installen php and postgresql with pkgtool and installpkg an=
d
> that tools doesn't have the prefix configuration or I don't know how to=

> type on them.

Probably best to ask on a slackware mailing list
(http://www.slackware.com/lists/). They'd have the best suggestions on
how to do this.

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L~4dPd =B7dSdf0D wrote:
> Hi, I have slackware and my problem is con add "with-psql=3Dpath". In
> slackware i installen php and postgresql with pkgtool and installpkg an=
d
> that tools doesn't have the prefix configuration or I don't know how to=
type
> on them.
>
> SO, I cant communitate my PHP and my Postgres and apache.
> Thxz.
>

MySQL is the configured database in the Slackware package tree. You
can't install them if you want to use Postgres. On every version of
Slackware I have installed, I have ignored all three packages during the
install. Then I download the latest source kits for Apache, PHP, and
Postgres; unpack them in /usr/local/src, configure them the way I want
them and build from there. Yes, it's a major hassle, and it took me
dozens of iterations over several months to figure out all of the
inter-dependencies. But that's the only way I can get them installed
with my choice of options instead of suffering with someone else's.

Bob McConnell
N2SPP

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