BUG #3911: can not 'make'

"ted petrosky" <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

PostgreSQL version: 8.3RC2
Operating system: os x
Description: can not 'make'

OS X which? And is this PPC or Intel hardware?

Ok, what am I doing wrong? I downloaded RC2 and config with:
./configure --with-libedit-preferred --enable-thread-safety
--with-bonjour

That exact case works fine for me on a freshly installed 10.5.1
machine.

One thought, if this is a machine that's been upgraded from 10.4 to
10.5: in the past we've seen problems with old Xcode installations
not being able to build code that works in a newer OS. Did you update
Xcode when you updated? Even if you did, it might be best to remove
and reinstall Xcode.

regards, tom lane

10.5.1 a new install on a separate HD. Xcode 3 was
installed fresh (as the HD was freshly formatted)

intel (quad processor)

Ted

--- Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:

"ted petrosky" <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

PostgreSQL version: 8.3RC2
Operating system: os x
Description: can not 'make'

OS X which? And is this PPC or Intel hardware?

Ok, what am I doing wrong? I downloaded RC2 and

config with:

./configure --with-libedit-preferred

--enable-thread-safety

--with-bonjour

That exact case works fine for me on a freshly
installed 10.5.1
machine.

One thought, if this is a machine that's been
upgraded from 10.4 to
10.5: in the past we've seen problems with old Xcode
installations
not being able to build code that works in a newer
OS. Did you update
Xcode when you updated? Even if you did, it might
be best to remove
and reinstall Xcode.

regards, tom lane

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so I just tried uninstalling and reinstalling
Xcode3.... same result.

will it help to see the actual logs?

Ted
--- Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:

"ted petrosky" <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

PostgreSQL version: 8.3RC2
Operating system: os x
Description: can not 'make'

OS X which? And is this PPC or Intel hardware?

Ok, what am I doing wrong? I downloaded RC2 and

config with:

./configure --with-libedit-preferred

--enable-thread-safety

--with-bonjour

That exact case works fine for me on a freshly
installed 10.5.1
machine.

One thought, if this is a machine that's been
upgraded from 10.4 to
10.5: in the past we've seen problems with old Xcode
installations
not being able to build code that works in a newer
OS. Did you update
Xcode when you updated? Even if you did, it might
be best to remove
and reinstall Xcode.

regards, tom lane

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Theodore Petrosky <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

10.5.1 a new install on a separate HD. Xcode 3 was
installed fresh (as the HD was freshly formatted)
intel (quad processor)

Hmmm ... 10.5 on Intel is the one case that's not getting exercised
on a fairly regular basis (either by the buildfarm or me personally).
So maybe you have a real issue there. Did you see any compile warnings
while building the code? What's the regression.diffs look like?

regards, tom lane

Theodore Petrosky <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

when I check the results/float4.out I see:
psql: FATAL: sorry, too many clients already

Hah. Check what initdb set max_connections to, and run the tests
with fewer clients than that:
make MAX_CONNECTIONS=n check

In the long run you'll want to increase the shared memory settings
--- Apple's out-of-the-box defaults are pretty lame.

regards, tom lane

So the solution is to create a file /etc/sysctl.conf
with the following:

kern.sysv.shmmax=33554432
kern.sysv.shmmin=1
kern.sysv.shmmni=32
kern.sysv.shmseg=8
kern.sysv.shmall=65536

I went looking for my rc.conf and can not find it
under os 10.5... Apple must have moved it again.

If someone very knowledgeable can post where this file
went (more for information than need) I would
appreciate it.

I assumed that since I had no problem installing
postgresql on server 10.5.1 I would have the same luck
on client..... When you assume....

Thanks, everything is beautiful now and I am back on
track with webobjects...

Ted

--- Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:

Theodore Petrosky <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

when I check the results/float4.out I see:
psql: FATAL: sorry, too many clients already

Hah. Check what initdb set max_connections to, and
run the tests
with fewer clients than that:
make MAX_CONNECTIONS=n check

In the long run you'll want to increase the shared
memory settings
--- Apple's out-of-the-box defaults are pretty lame.

regards, tom lane

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Theodore Petrosky <tedpet5@yahoo.com> writes:

So the solution is to create a file /etc/sysctl.conf
with the following:

kern.sysv.shmmax=33554432
kern.sysv.shmmin=1
kern.sysv.shmmni=32
kern.sysv.shmseg=8
kern.sysv.shmall=65536

I went looking for my rc.conf and can not find it
under os 10.5... Apple must have moved it again.

If you did a fresh install then there's no reason to expect a
custom file to be there. I had to copy over my sysctl.conf
from my 10.4 disk by hand ...

regards, tom lane