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* move library functions into library.shPavel Raiskup2015-03-021-0/+22
| | | | | | * postgresql-setup.in (die, error, error_q, warn, warn_q, info) (info_q, debug, set_var, root_prereq): Move to .. * share/postgresql-setup/library.sh.in: .. here.
* postgresql-check-db-dir: match configuration approachPavel Raiskup2015-03-023-0/+121
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * configure.ac (PGDATADIR): Use /var/lib/pgsql/data when prefix is set to /usr. (rawpkgdatadir): New directory. Its different from pkgdatadir, because thats often set to /usr/share/postgresql. * Makefile.am: Include new rawpkgdatadir Makefile.inc. Fix distcheck by mentioning legacyscripts_SCRIPTS in GENERATED_FILES. * postgresql-check-db-dir.in: Use library.sh to give user better advice. Use @NAME_BINARYBASE@ prefix. (bad_version): New function. (PREVMAJORVERSION): Removed unused variable. * postgresql-setup.in: Cut out the config-parsing routines into library.sh. * share/postgresql-setup/library.sh.in: New library file. Added new option 'list' for parse_upgrade_setup. * share/postgresql-setup/Makefile.inc: New file. * share/postgresql-setup/.gitignore: Ignore library.sh.
* configuration: define upgrade-config directoryPavel Raiskup2015-02-261-16/+0
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Currently under /etc/postgresql-setup/upgrade. All '*.conf' files are going to be loaded run-time by postgresql-setup. * postgresql-setup.in (read_config_file): New helper to safely read configuration files. (set_var): Remove comment. (parse_upgrade_setup): Use new read_config_file(). (parse_configuration): Rename to service_configuration(). * Makefile.am: Don't include share/Makefile.inc. Indent fixes. Add install-data-hook helper to install config directory. * build-helpers/Makefile.inc: Removed. * build-helpers/build-config: Likewise. * upgrade_config.template: Removed. * etc/postgresql-setup/upgrade/postgresql.conf: New template. * configure.ac: Remove --with-upgrade-config. Package maintainers are supposed to provide those for now. * share/postgresql-setup/Makefile.inc: Removed.
* postgresql-setup: multi-upgrade configurationPavel Raiskup2015-02-252-0/+17
Turns out we need to support upgrade from more than one previous database versions. The plan is to make this as general as easily possible, "run-time" configurable without need to recompile. * postgresql-setup.in: Add options --upgrade-from and --upgrade-ids. Require root access (as late as possible). ($USAGE_STRING): Adjust help output accordingly. ($PGMAJORVERSION, $PREVMAJORVERSION) ($PREVPGENGINE): Remove newly useless globals. ($option_upgradefrom): New option default. (set_var, root_prereq): New helper functions. (parse_upgrade_setup): Helper function to parse upgrade configuration. (print_version): Don't print PREVMAJORVERSION as it is (with configuration) useless. (upgrade): Create new $inplace local to handle in-place and copy-like migrations differently. Use the variable set generated by parse_upgrade_setup() function. Small err message fixes. (handle_service_env, handle_pgconf): Remove the MODE argument. (parse_configuration): Generalize operations which needed to be done on two places. * upgrade_config.template: Example of ./configure time config file. Based on files like this the run-time is generated. * share/postgresql-setup/.gitignore: New file. * share/postgresql-setup/Makefile.inc: New file. * build-helpers/build-config: New file, generator of configuration files. * build-helpers/Makefile.inc: New file. * Makefile.am: Distribute upgrade_config.template. Start the conversion to flat Makefile and include two new Makefile.inc snippets. * configure.ac: New --with-upgrade-config option. Propagate the rawpkgdatadir and UPGRADE_CONFIG_LIST variables into Makefile. (INSTANTIATE): Enhance to create the leading path also. (INSTANTIATE_CONV): Convenience helper for leading path of target creation. * auxdir/install_local: New (just-for-git) installation helper. * .gitignore: Don't hide share/postgresql-setup. * TODO: Mention that KDE folks would like to migrate somehow.