Re: Debian packaging

From: Tomasz Rybak <bogomips(at)post(dot)pl>
To: pgadmin-hackers(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Debian packaging
Date: 2005-08-23 14:32:41
Message-ID: 1124807561.18421.11.camel@localhost.localdomain
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If we're talking about packaging...
I noticed, that Makefile from pgadmin calls Makefile from xtra,
which calls Makefile from pgagent. This Makefile installs
only /usr/bin/pgagent.

pgagent is mentioned in documentation:
Once created, connect to the new database, and open the SQL tool. Select
the File -> Open option from the menu and find the 'pgagent.sql' script
installed with pgAdmin. The installation location for this file varies
from operating system to operating system, however it will normally be
found under 'C:\Program files\pgAdmin III' on Windows systems (or 'C:
\Program files\PostgreSQL\8.x\pgAdmin III' if installed with the
PostgreSQL server installer), or '/usr/local/pgadmin3/share/pgadmin3' or
'/usr/share/pgadmin3' on *nix systems. Once the file is loaded, click
the 'Run' button to execute the script.

But pgagent.sql isn't installed by Makefile!
It's mentioned in only one place, in variable EXTRA_DIST.
I think, if pgagent is installed, pgagent.sql should be installed too,
and be placed in /usr/share/pgadmin3/ (or maybe
in /usr/share/pgadmin3/xtra), like documentation say.

One more thing.
When I opened documentation (Help->Help...), message window appeart:
"
Wystąpił błąd:

nie można otworzyć pliku
'/usr/share/pgadmin3//docs/en_US/pgadmin3.hhp.cached' (błąd 13: Brak
dost)
"

Which means: "Error. Cannot open file ... Access denied).
I think pgAdmin tries to open cache file, but ordinary user
cannot write in this directory.

Best regards.

--
Tomasz Rybak <bogomips(at)post(dot)pl>

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