Re: running PostGres without installing it

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On Saturday 05 August 2006 21:07, jesus martinez wrote:
> hello, how are you ?
>
> i want to distribute a copy of PostGres to my clients.
> they really dont know anything about installing
> programs or
> configurating remote RDBMS sql-servers,
> so i dont want to give them the
> "official-PostGres-installer.exe"
> but my own installer.exe (win32) that:
>
> 1) install the PostGres's required files
> 2) modify the system as PostGres needs (registry,
> paths, etc)
> 3) execute it as a process, not as a service (if it is
> possible)
> (it must run also on win98 machines)

PostgreSQLl needs an NT like system to run on, so 98 is not an option.

> 4) enable the server in a port readed from an INI file
> or
> something like that.
> 5) delete the default super-user or change its
> password
> 6) creates the tables-structure that my client-app
> needs
> 7a) insert the data or
> 7b) copy db-files to hdd, assign them in PostGres and
> make
> them available via PostGres.
> 8) create the dbuser that will be used by clients-apps
> 9) assign that dbuser to my tables
>
> all without any kind of user interaction.
>
> - where can i get information about the required
> information
> (i mean: basic required files, registry changes, conf
> files,
> sql commands to do what i need) ?
>
> - if this is not possible, may i call the default
> PostGre's
> installer in silent mode ? and if so, what are the
> command-lines
> to set the defaults settings ?
>
> - can any of you help me in any of those tasks ?
>
> thanks in advance,
>
>
>
>
>
>
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