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Re: postgresql on gentoo

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Sim Zacks wrote:

I just installed postgresql on a new gentoo server using emerge and I would
like to add the citext module for a case insensitive text type. Emerge does
not have a citext option in postgresql or package.

No, because it's not part of the postgres tarball. But the Gentoo ebuilds _do_ make and install everything that's in /contrib.


Does anyone know how to get the citext into postgresql on gentoo and will
this break the next time I upgrade postgresql?

Either download and compile it by hand as outlined in it's readme (you'll have to untar your postgres sources from /usr/portage/distfiles and copy it to the contrib dir), or write an ebuild to do it for you.

But if you're going to do a lot of stuff that involves compiling postgres, I'd recommend taking postgres out of portage's control. That way you've always got your own source tree to work from and you can tweak configure however you want. Just be sure to configure with --prefix=/usr/local, so it's out the way of your portage-installed stuff.

Matt


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