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08/09/07 06:49:21 (3 years ago)
Author:
dokai
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Added support for setting the PostgreSQL port by running:
./bin/python init_postgresql.py --port=[port_number]

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  • buildout/pcl.buildout/trunk/README.txt

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    137137 
    138138There is a helper script ``setenv`` that will set the paths for 
    139 you. However, you must make sure that the script is executed in your 
    140 *current* shell, instead of forking a new shell when running 
    141 it. Depending on your operating system you may also need to adjust the 
    142 name of env variable. 
     139you. You need to check and possibly modify it to make sure it sets the 
     140correct environment variable variable for your system. 
    143141 
    144142On a Linux system using ``bash`` for a shell you can simply do:: 
    145143 
    146   $ $(./setenv) 
     144  $ . ./setenv 
    147145 
    148146which will set your environment. You can check this by running:: 
     
    162160testing PCL. You can run by simply calling:: 
    163161 
    164   $ python init_postgresql.py 
    165  
    166 Optionally you may wish to modify the values in the script to set the 
    167 port the database server will listen. 
     162  $ ./bin/python init_postgresql.py  
     163 
     164You can optionally set the port number by using the --port option. 
    168165 
    169166You can run the script as many times as you want, but be aware that it