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From: Justin Clift <justin@postgresql.org>
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Hiyas,

Robert Treat wrote:
<snip>

One more for the list is that on the Techdocs site, it still points to 
an older version of Jason Tishler's instructions for installing through 
CVS.  7.3.x from memory.  He updates his instructions to a new URL (i.e. 
the same one but with 7.4.1 replacing the 7.3.4 bit) with each major 
release.

Not sure if he creates a "-latest" symlink version either, but some 
method of keeping the pointer to his latest instructions for people 
would be useful.

Hope that's helpful.

:-)

Regards and best wishes,

Justin Clift


> Robert Treat