Info4: <<
Package: postgresql94
Version: 9.4.2
Revision: 3
Epoch: 1
Description: PostgreSQL open-source database
License: BSD
Maintainer: None <fink-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>

Depends: <<
	daemonic (>= 20010902-1),
	libxml2-shlibs,
	libxslt-shlibs,
	openssl100-shlibs,
	passwd-postgres,
	readline6-shlibs,
	%N-shlibs (>= 1:%v-%r)
<<
BuildDepends: <<
	bison,
	fink-mirrors (>= 0.28.7.1-2),
	libxml2,
	libxslt,
	readline6,
	openssl100-dev,
	system-perl,
	tcltk,
	tcltk-dev
<<
Provides: postgresql-server
GCC: 4.0

#Source: mirror:postgresql:source/v%v/postgresql-%v.tar.bz2
Source: http://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/source/v%v/postgresql-%v.tar.bz2
Source-MD5: b6369156607a4fd88f21af6fec0f30b9
PatchScript: <<
	#!/bin/sh -ex
	
	sed -e 's|@BUILDDIR@|%b|g' -e 's|@INSTPREFIX@|%p|g' -e 's|@PGVERSION@|9.4|g' < %{PatchFile} | patch -p1
	
	# If we have fink ExtUtils::ParseXS, it is early in PERL5LIB;
	# therefore we need the xsubpp program (also part of that
	# pkg). Handcoded makefiles for perl modules are bad, m'kay?
	fink_XSUBPP="%p/lib/perl5/ExtUtils/xsubpp"
	if [ -x $fink_XSUBPP ]; then
	perl -pi -e "s,\S+xsubpp,${fink_XSUBPP},g" src/pl/plperl/GNUmakefile
	fi
<<
PatchFile: %n.patch
PatchFile-MD5: 067b9e49dba8b88330bd928e95c78bc0

SetCPPFLAGS: -DHAVE_OPTRESET -fno-common
SetLDFLAGS: -F/System/Library/Frameworks
CompileScript: <<
	#!/bin/sh -xe
	
	export PERL=/usr/bin/perl
	export PYTHON=/usr/bin/python
        export FLEX=/usr/bin/flex	

	./configure \
	--prefix='%p/opt/postgresql-9.4' \
	--docdir='%p/share/doc/%N' \
	--mandir='${prefix}/share/man' \
	--infodir='${prefix}/share/info' \
	--with-libraries=%p/lib \
	--with-includes=%p/include \
	\
	--with-perl \
	--with-python \
	--with-tcl \
	--with-tclconfig=%p/lib \
	\
	--enable-thread-safety \
	--with-openssl \
	--with-pam \
	--with-bonjour \
	--with-krb5 \
	--with-gssapi \
	\
	--with-libxml \
	--with-libxslt
	
	perl -pi -e 's,-arch x86_64,,g; s,-arch i386,,g; s,-arch ppc,,g' src/Makefile.global
	make
	make -C contrib
<<

InstallScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -xe

	# postgresql
	make -j1 install DESTDIR="%d" BE_DLLLIBS=%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/postgres
	make -j1 -C contrib install DESTDIR="%d" BE_DLLLIBS=%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/postgres

	ranlib %i/opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/*.a

	install -d -m 755 %i/share/doc/%N
	find contrib -name README.\* -exec cp {} %i/share/doc/%N/ \;

	install -d -m 755 %i/bin
	install -c -m 755 pgsql.sh %i/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4

	install -d -m 755 %i/var/postgresql-9.4
	echo "be sure to back up this database before any upgrades!" >> %i/var/postgresql-9.4/README

	install -d -m 755 %i/var/log
	ln -sf %p/var/postgresql-9.4/pgsql.log %i/var/log/pgsql-9.4.log

	for file in `ls -1 %i/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/`; do
		echo "${file}" >> %i/var/postgresql-9.4/binary.list
	done

	cat <<END > %i/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh
#!/bin/sh

for arg in "\$@"; do
	case \$arg in
		-h|--h|--he|--hel|--help)
			echo "usage: \$0 [-h]"
			echo ""
			echo "  -h, --help          this help"
			echo ""
			exit 0;
			;;
		*)
			echo "\$0: unknown argument '\$arg'"
			exit 1;
			;;
	esac
done

update-alternatives --remove "pgsql.sh" "%p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4"

for tuple in %p/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin:binary.list; do
	TUPLE_PATH=\`echo \$tuple | cut -d: -f1\`
	TUPLE_FILE=\`echo \$tuple | cut -d: -f2\`

	for file in \`cat %p/var/postgresql-9.4/\${TUPLE_FILE}\`; do
		update-alternatives --remove "\${file}" "\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}"
	done
done

END

	cat <<END > %i/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh
#!/bin/sh

FORCE=0

for arg in "\$@"; do
	case \$arg in
		-h|--h|--he|--hel|--help)
			echo "usage: \$0 [-h] [-f]"
			echo ""
			echo "  -h, --help          this help"
#			echo "  -f, --force         force this version of PostgreSQL, even if there is a newer one"
			echo ""
			exit 0;
			;;
#		-f|--f|--fo|--for|--forc|--force)
#			FORCE=1
#			;;
		*)
			echo "\$0: unknown argument '\$arg'"
			exit 1;
			;;
	esac
done

update-alternatives --install "%p/bin/pgsql.sh" "pgsql.sh" "%p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4" 94

for tuple in bin:binary.list; do
	TUPLE_PATH=\`echo \$tuple | cut -d: -f1\`
	TUPLE_FILE=\`echo \$tuple | cut -d: -f2\`

	for file in \`cat %p/var/postgresql-9.4/\${TUPLE_FILE}\`; do
		if [ -e "%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}" ]; then
			#echo update-alternatives --install "%p/\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}" "\${file}" "%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}" 94
			update-alternatives --install "%p/\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}" "\${file}" "%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/\${TUPLE_PATH}/\${file}" 94
		fi
	done
done

END

	chmod 755 %i/var/postgresql-9.4/*.sh
	perl -pi -e 's,^%d,,' %i/bin/pg_config*
<<
DocFiles: COPYRIGHT HISTORY INSTALL README
SplitOff: <<
	Package: %N-dev
	Description: PostgreSQL development headers and libraries
	Depends: %N (>= 1:%v-%r)
	# Even though the files are all buried to prevent filename
	# collisions and require special -I/-L to make them visible,
	# update-alternatives exposes them (and therefore maybe *other
	# libversions of them*) in default (visible) locations, which
	# would often lead to the compiler mixing both together!
	# --dmacks, as of Epoch 1, cleaning up u-a set by RangerRick
	# as of postgresql84 (only have >= 90 in 10.7 tree)
	Conflicts: <<
		postgresql90-dev,
		postgresql91-dev,
		postgresql92-dev,
		postgresql93-dev,
		postgresql94-dev
	<<
	Replaces: <<
		postgresql90-dev,
		postgresql91-dev,
		postgresql92-dev,
		postgresql93-dev,
		postgresql94-dev
	<<
	BuildDependsOnly: true
	Files: <<
		opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/pg_config*
		opt/postgresql-9.4/include
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/*.a
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libecpg_compat.dylib
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libecpg.dylib
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libpgtypes.dylib
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libpq.dylib
	<<
	PreInstScript: <<
PG_ID=`id -u postgres 2>/dev/null || true`
if [ -z "$PG_ID" ]; then
	echo "Whoa there!  You must have a postgres user to install this package."
	echo "Please do a 'fink reinstall passwd-postgres' and make sure you hit"
	echo "'y' when it asks if you want to update your users."
	exit 1
fi
	<<
	PostInstScript: [ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh
	PreRmScript: if [ "$1" != "upgrade" ]; then [ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh; fi
<<
SplitOff2: <<
	Package: %N-shlibs
	Description: PostgreSQL shared libraries
	Depends: openssl100-shlibs
	Files: <<
		opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/lib*.*.dylib
		var/postgresql-9.4/*.sh
		var/postgresql-9.4/*.list
	<<
	Shlibs: <<
		%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libecpg.6.dylib        6.0.0 postgresql94-shlibs (>= 9.4.0-1)
		%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libecpg_compat.3.dylib 3.0.0 postgresql94-shlibs (>= 9.4.0-1)
		%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libpgtypes.3.dylib     3.0.0 postgresql94-shlibs (>= 9.4.0-1)
		%p/opt/postgresql-9.4/lib/libpq.5.dylib          5.0.0 postgresql94-shlibs (>= 9.4.0-1)
	<<
	PostInstScript: [ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh
	PreRmScript: if [ "$1" != "upgrade" ]; then [ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh; fi
<<

PreInstScript: <<
PG_ID=`id -u postgres 2>/dev/null || true`
if [ -z "$PG_ID" ]; then
	echo "Whoa there!  You must have a postgres user to install this package."
	echo "Please do a 'fink reinstall passwd-postgres' and make sure you hit"
	echo "'y' when it asks if you want to update your users."
	exit 1
fi
<<
PostInstScript: <<
INSTALL_PHASE="$1"

[ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/update-alternatives.sh

# remove the old "pgsql" entries from netinfo; the username was switched to
# "postgres" but the old ones hang around because of the way niload works
niutil -destroy . /users/pgsql  >/dev/null 2>&1 || true
niutil -destroy . /groups/pgsql >/dev/null 2>&1 || true

die () {
	echo "failed"
	echo ""
	echo "*** bailing because an error ocurred:"
	echo ""
	echo "$*"
	exit 1
}

# update daemonic init script if necessary
daemonic install %N >/dev/null 2>&1 || :

# get a nice port to run on
while true; do
	PGPORT=$RANDOM;
	if [ "$PGPORT" -gt 10000 ] && [ "$PGPORT" -lt 20000 ]; then
		break
	fi
done
export PGPORT
echo "- starting PostgreSQL on port $PGPORT"
if %p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4 start >/tmp/pgstart-9.4.log 2>&1; then

	sleep 5

	ERROR=0
	# install the plpgsql language if possible
	printf -- "- attempting to install the plpgsql language in the template1 database... "

	%p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4 stop >/dev/null 2>&1 || echo "WARNING: unable to stop postgresql: run 'PGPORT=$PGPORT sudo %p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4 stop' to try again"

else

	cat <<END
WARNING: unable to start postgresql on an alternate port, not installing plpgsql!

	If you wish to install it manually, run:

		sudo %p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4 start
		sudo -u postgres %p/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/createlang plpgsql template1
	
END

fi
<<
PreRmScript: <<
# clean up
if [ $1 != "upgrade" ]; then
	[ -x %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh ] && %p/var/postgresql-9.4/remove-alternatives.sh
	daemonic remove %N >/dev/null 2>&1 || :
fi
<<
DaemonicFile: <<
<service>
<description>PostgreSQL database server</description>
<message> PostgreSQL database server</message>

<daemon name="%N">
	<executable background="no">%p/bin/pgsql.sh-9.4</executable>
	<parameters>start</parameters>
</daemon>

</service>
<<

Homepage: http://www.postgresql.org/
DescUsage: <<
The package runs initdb on installation as the user 'postgres'.

The best way to run it is using the supplied pgsql.sh script, i.e.
'sudo pgsql.sh start'.  Or, you can run
'sudo daemonic enable %N' as root to create a
StartupItem for it.

Unless you set up admin users in the database, the easiest way to
run psql commands with administrator access is to prefix them with
the command "sudo -u postgres".  This will ask you your administrator
password, and then run the command as the postgres user.

For example, to create a new database, you would run:

  sudo -u postgres %p/opt/postgresql-9.4/bin/createdb mydb
<<
DescPackaging: <<
When run from the startup script, logs output to 
<prefix>/var/postgresql-9.4/pgsql.log
<<
DescPort: <<
Rearranged a lot of the PostgreSQL build to be more "correct" on
Darwin, including making proper dylibs (instead of bundles, which
ended up creating static binaries).
<<
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