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  1. Linux/Alpha patches for Postgresql 6.5.2

    Ryan Kirkpatrick <pgsql@rkirkpat.net> — 1999-09-18T15:32:48Z

    	Ok, the Linux/Alpha patches for Postgresql 6.5.2 are attached to
    this email (quite small after gzip). The procedure for use is the same as
    for the 6.5.1 patches. Grab the 6.5.2 tarball, untar/ungzip it, then from
    the top level directory of the source tree, run 'gzip -dc
    /path/to/patch/postgresql-6.5.2-alpah.patch | patch -p1', and it should
    apply cleanly. Then just compile, install, and run as usual.
    	The only regression tests that are failing are the sames ones as
    for 6.5.1, geometry (off by one in nth decimal place) and rules (with
    no-predefined sorting method, alpha's default sort is different than the
    rest). 
    	The patches are also on my web site, though notice the new URL,
    http://www.rkirkpat.net/software/ to go directly to them. Also, if someone
    could update my email address in the documentation (under Linux/Alpha
    person, or where ever it shows up) to 'pgsql@rkirkpat.net' (from
    rkirkpat@nag.cs.colorado.edu) that would be great! Thanks.
    	If you have any trouble with this patch, feel free to email me,
    but please try and provide as much detail as possible as what you were
    doing and what happened. The more detail you give me, the quicker I can
    solve the problem. TTYL.
    
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