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We provide a PostgreSQL instance that we configure ourselves. An application is now needing the uuid-ossp extension which requires the –with-uuid=ossp flag added to the configuration. When we did the original configuration, we did the entire
world which means the libraries are available. Is there any way to add this to the configuration without having to re-run the make and installs? Or is there a way around this like copying the .sql and .lib files to the appropriate directories? Or can the configure
statement be run again with just the new flag? Here is what we run for each install: ./configure --prefix=${POSTGRES_DIR} --bindir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/bin --sbindir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/sbin --libexecdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/libexec --sysconfdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/etc --libdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/lib --includedir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/include
--datadir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/data --mandir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/man --docdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/doc --htmldir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/doc --dvidir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/doc --pdfdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/doc --psdir=${POSTGRES_DIR}/doc --with-perl --with-systemd --with-pam make world make install make install-docs make install-world Here is what is in the contrib directory: /u01/app/postgres/product/postgresql/contrib/uuid-ossp>ls expected/ Makefile sql/ uuid-ossp--1.0--1.1.sql uuid-ossp--1.1.sql uuid-ossp.c uuid-ossp.control uuid-ossp--unpackaged--1.0.sql Natalie Reno (she/her/hers) Lead Database Administrator Database Infrastructure Team Research IT Cincinnati Children's Hospital 513.803.5370 |
