[postgis-users] stat failed on file '$libdir/postgis.dll': No
such file or directory
Tyler Mitchell
TMitchell@lignum.com
Fri Jun 13 16:43:16 2003
I assume you could also set an environment variable like:
>export libdir=/lib
prior to loading the sql file.
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Actually slight correction. You have to use the unix path I think.
/lib
I think is what you want to replace it with if you have it in the lib
folder.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Leahy [mailto:mgleahy@fes.uwaterloo.ca]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 11:26 AM
To: postgis-users@postgis.refractions.net
Subject: [postgis-users] stat failed on file '$libdir/postgis.dll':
No such file or directory
Hello all,
I've finally got the Cygwin version of PostgreSQL/PostGIS built ?
yay!. I used the DLLIMPORT command in cost.h, and ran "make clean"
before trying the build a second time (this was the small detail I
was unaware of all along). Now I've got another error that occurs
when I try to run the postgis.sql file after the createlang:
psql:postgis.sql:249: ERROR: stat failed on file
'$libdir/postgis.dll': No such file or directory
Yes, the DLL is in C:\cygwin\lib, but clearly there's something I'm
missing. I've got the PGLIB variable set in my environment settings
(in WinXP)?but that doesn't seem to matter in this case?
Any suggestions?
Mike