How to find out what options postgresql was installed

On mandrake, you'll want to see if the postgresql-jdbc rpm is installed,
and add it if it's not. I'm sure RedHat is the same.
rpm -q postgresql-jdbc

Wes Sheldahl

Flower Sun <sun_2002_flower@yahoo.com>@postgresql.org on 03/12/2003
12:53:24 PM

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Subject: [GENERAL] How to find out what options postgresql was installed

Hi, group,

Greetings.

I have Redhat 8 installed on Intel Pentium PC and by default I got
PostgreSQL 7.2.* installed. How do I know which options was installed?

I want to know whether --with-java was installed and I am going to use
postgres JDBC.

Thank you,

Jing

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On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 12:53 PM, Flower Sun wrote:

Hi, group,

Greetings.

I have Redhat 8 installed on Intel Pentium PC and by default I got
PostgreSQL 7.2.* installed. How do I know which options was installed?

If RedHat installed pg_config, you can do this:
pg_config --configure

For me this is what the above shows:
'--with-java' '--with-maxbackends=64' '--prefix=/tcdi/pgsql'
'--with-libs=/sw/lib' '--with-includes=/sw/include'

eric