using cygwin for postgres

[Dennis Gearon]

So, do I get a binary of Postgres and install it, or do I have to get
the source and compile it while running under cygwin?

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[Cornelia Boenigk]

Hi Dennis

So, do I get a binary of Postgres and install it, or do I have to get the source and compile it while running under cygwin?

A binary. You need not to compile. Just download and install.

Regards
Conni


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[Dennis Gearon]

Cornelia Boenigk wrote:

Hi Dennis

So, do I get a binary of Postgres and install it, or do I have to

get

the source and compile it while running under cygwin?

A binary. You need not to compile. Just download and install.

Is it easy to set up the 'localhost' connection to be served by apache
on the cygwin application and viewably by any browser from windows?

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[Cornelia Boenigk]

Hi Dennis

Look at
http://www.jhauser.com/index.php?src=pgwin32

Is it easy to set up the 'localhost' connection to be served by apache on the cygwin application and viewably by any browser from windows?

With PHP?
Yes.

Regards
Conni
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