Re: [GNUe] on to communications

[Derek Neighbors]

It has been for ever since I used Red Hat try...

rpm -qa |grep -i postgres

If that returns some postgres packages its a start and it means the
command works... then try

rpm -qa |grep -i pysco

If that turns up a blank you need to install the pyscopg packages for your
distribution...

I am not sure if rpm's exist.  If not I would try another python-postgres
driver as we support half a dozen of them (or so it feels like)...

-Derek
Reinhard Mueller said:
> Am Don, den 10.06.2004 schrieb Craig White um 20:52:
>> # locate psycopg
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/Info.pyc
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/__init__.py
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/Driver.pyc
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/__init__.pyc
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/Driver.py
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg/Info.py
>> /usr/local/gnue/lib/python/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/postgresql/psycopg
>>
>> what do I have to do to make gnue find it?
>
> That's not what GNUe is looking for.
>
> There is a python module called "psycopg" that provides python access to
> PostgreSQL databases.
>
> And there is a GNUe database driver that *uses* psycopg to connect
> forms/reports/whatever to the database. We call it the psycopg db
> driver. Naturally, our (GNUe's) psycopg driver depends on the psycopg
> module.
>
> What you list above is the driver. What you are looking for is the
> module.
>
> There should be a package named "psycopg" or "python-psycopg" available
> for Fedora. You have to install that.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Reinhard Mueller
> GNU Enterprise project
> http://www.gnue.org
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