% tsearch gendict

$ ./config.sh
config.sh : bad sustitution

Simple workaround: take dictionary generated on Gentoo.

I'll look at the problem, but I suspect that reason is a difference with Sun and
GNU environment (echo, sed and so on).

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Teodor Sigaev wrote:

$ ./config.sh
config.sh : bad sustitution

Simple workaround: take dictionary generated on Gentoo.

I'll look at the problem, but I suspect that reason is a difference
with Sun and GNU environment (echo, sed and so on).

Thank you Teodor

What I did was run config.sh on Gentoo then copy all the directory
generated to Solaris and compiled there to get my new library for spanish

I see there are some changes in tsearch from postgresql 7.4.3 to
postgresql 8.1.3 version, you add some new functions i think and change
the tsearch.sql template right?

Tsearch 2 is now working on solaris

David

I see there are some changes in tsearch from postgresql 7.4.3 to
postgresql 8.1.3 version, you add some new functions i think and change
the tsearch.sql template right?

I don't remember what exactly, but why do you ask? Different version on Gentroo
and Sun? There is a lot tsearch2 improvements in 8.0.

Tsearch 2 is now working on solaris

Good

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Teodor Sigaev E-mail: teodor@sigaev.ru
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Teodor Sigaev wrote:

I see there are some changes in tsearch from postgresql 7.4.3 to
postgresql 8.1.3 version, you add some new functions i think and
change the tsearch.sql template right?

I don't remember what exactly, but why do you ask? Different version
on Gentroo and Sun? There is a lot tsearch2 improvements in 8.0.

Tsearch 2 is now working on solaris

Good

Sorry for the missunderstanding, I was working with a postgresql 7.4.3
on Gentoo 2004, and now on Solaris 10 and postgresql 8.1.3 , so since
7.4.3 I suppose tsearch has improvements as you say.

Thanks Teodor