Re: how to re-configure postgresql-rpm version

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It will be slightly long story. You should obtain SRPM file first,
then extract the SRPM file in '/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES'
(in RedHat Linux for example) like as,

/usr/bin/rpm2cpio (SRPM file) | /bin/cpio -i

You could add the compile options to file named 'postgresql.spec',
and, the comand below will build a new rpm package.

rpm -ba --target foo postgresql.spec

> I found all document talking about re-configure tar.gz version not rpm. The
> main point is that I can not find the ./configure file from rpm version.
> Please help me. I'm a newbie on Linux and Postgresql.
> Thanks in Advance.

Hiroki

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