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Define close_ls(), close_lseg(), lseg_length().
Write real code for close_sb(), close_pb(), inter_sb(), inter_lb().
Repair lseg_perp() which determines if two lsegs are perpendicular.
Repair lseg_dt() distance between two lsegs.
Note: close_sl() is clearly broken but will repair later
(calculating point on lseg rather than point on line).
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From: Darren King <darrenk@insightdist.com>
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Reported by: Shiby Thomas <sthomas@cise.ufl.edu>
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structure, and move the init_address_fixup() code directly into
backend/main/main.c with appropriate #ifdefs around it...
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From: "Thomas A. Szybist" <szybist@boxhill.com>
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Slight cleanups for glibc2.0
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[This is a repost - it supercedes the previous one. It fixes the patch so
it doesn't bread aix port, plus there's a file missing out of the
original post because difforig doesn't pick up new files. It's now
attached. peter]
This patch brings the JDBC driver up to the current protocol spec.
Basically, the backend now tells the driver what authentication scheme to
use.
The patch also fixes a performance problem with large objects. In the
buffer manager, each fastpath call was sending multiple Notifications to
the backend (sometimes more data in the form of notifications were being
sent than blob data!).
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dynloader.c:25: port-protos.h: No such file or directory
In HPUX port
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configure vs port specific #ifdef's...
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related to grammar and parser issues, with one postmaster fix.
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if an operating specific expected file exists, use that for the comparison.
This allows for "legit" differences between results, like the "Result too
large" message vs "Math result not representable" ...
Also, have the failed diffs get output to regression.diffs so that its easy to
view those tests that failed
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The following patches will bring the UNIVEL port in line with the new porting
model used in postgreSQL 6.3
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an illegal macro name. Correct syntax is "#if 0". This is in...
From: Darren King <darrenk@insightdist.com>
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I haven't had final confirmation from Peter yet, but the attached patch
needs to be applied for the Beta otherwise password and crypt
authentication just won't work.
It puts back the loop in libpq and also fixes a couple of problems with
maintaining compatability with pre-6.3 drivers.
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I haven't had final confirmation from Peter yet, but the attached patch
needs to be applied for the Beta otherwise password and crypt
authentication just won't work.
It puts back the loop in libpq and also fixes a couple of problems with
maintaining compatability with pre-6.3 drivers.
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calls.
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This again fixes the problem
with the default permissions for PUBLIC and the preventing of
statements like "GRANT null on test to test_user;".
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Attached is the patch to fix the warning messages from my code. I also
fixed one which wasn't my code. Apart from the usual warnings about the
bison/yacc generated code I only have one other warning message. This
is in gramm.y around line 2234. I wasn't sure of the fix.
I've also replaced all the calls to free() in gramm.y to calls to
pfree(). Without these I was getting backend crashes with GRANT. This
might already have been fixed.
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I've patched pg_dump.c and createdb to add support for password
authentication, using the '-u' switch as in psql. I have updated also the
man pages.
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This has a problem when using any authentication other than trust or
ident.
Anything using libpq will hang, because the client will go into a loop
while connecting. The following patch simply comments out two lines (a do
and a while), removing the loop. Going through the new scheme, I can't see
why this do..while loop is in there.
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offsetof() addition to local socket size.
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(void) change for aix and hp compilers.
protocol cleanup.
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From: Stan Brown <stanb@awod.com>
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