Florian G. Pflug wrote:
> Hi
>
> Here are various small patches I created today.
>
> 1) The first
> (pgadmin3-dumpall.patch) adds pg_dumpall to the list
> of postgres binaries that are copied into the app bundle.

Thanks, applied.

> 2) When testing that one, I noticed that complete-bundle.sh seems
> to be broken - at lost on my 10.3.9 buildserver. The reason is
> that awk is called with "-F: -F\ " - which I guess ist meant to
> mean "treat either a color or a space as field seperator". It
> seems, however, that the second -F just overrides that first,
> and therefore the filename followed by a colon is put into todo_obj,
> instead of just the filename. Since -F takes a regex as parameter,
> the fix is easy - just use ":| " as parameter to -F. While I was
> at it, I also changed the output record seperator from newline (default)
> to space. This is purely cosemtic, but makes the output of the script
> a bit more readable. This patch should probably be applied to head and
> 1.6.

Done. Seems to work fine here.

>
> 3) The last patch ist a first shot at a create-dmg script. It seems to work
> quite fine - it even attaches a license to the dmg that the user has to
> accept before the dmg is mounted ;-)

Cool - works a treat here so I've replaced the installer with it in
-head. It'd be really cool if you could work up one of those funky
background graphics for the finder window that hint on how to install
into the Applications dir. Hint, hint :-)

Thanks for the patches :-)

Regards, Dave.

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Dave Page wrote:
> Florian G. Pflug wrote:
>> 3) The last patch ist a first shot at a create-dmg script. It seems to
>> work
>> quite fine - it even attaches a license to the dmg that the user has to
>> accept before the dmg is mounted ;-)
>
> Cool - works a treat here so I've replaced the installer with it in
> -head. It'd be really cool if you could work up one of those funky
> background graphics for the finder window that hint on how to install
> into the Applications dir. Hint, hint :-)

Yeah, I'd like to do that ;-) If only there was more documentation on
disk images available...

greetings, Florian Pflujg


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