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>
> > Version 6.3 had the
> > command -lcrypt included in the build, the new version does not.
> 
> Already fixed for v6.5.1 (I think) and the current CVS tree.

	Good.

> 
> > I have since switched to using pgtclsh with success.

	Unfortunately the success was not long lived.  I am now attempting to execute my 
script in pgtclsh and am being told:
	
	Connection to database failed
	Unsupported frontend protocol.
	    while executing
	"pg_connect $Database -host $Host"
	
	The Server in QUestion is 6.5-1 running on a pure Redhat 6.0 (intel) box.
	
	Thanks for any help in advance.
	
	Collin Lynch.