<stephen.hindmarch at bt.com> writes:
> I've been using configure-replication.sh to make my life easier
> preparing slony installation script and I've fixed up a couple of bugs
> along the way. I have been using version 1.2.6 but have just checked CVS
> and the bugs are still in trunk.
>  
> Both bugs are to do with missing new lines, one in the store_paths
> function, the other in the code that generates "add sequence" lines.
>
> I have create a patch file which is here.

Oddly, I was unable to use the patch.  There was something odd about
the format of it.

At any rate, I have checked this change into HEAD.  I'd like to hold
it off in 1.2 until AFTER the 1.2.12 release, just so that we can say
"Yup, 1.2.12 is baked, and has had no changes all week."

I need to add a further option to this to allow the Gentle User to
specify a path for the slonik scripts to live in, that way I could
actually use this to help set up some of the regression tests, and
therefore draw this script into the set of "things tested."  That
change will definitely only take place in HEAD...

I wrote this script up last year while on a flight to Ohio (I spoke at
their annual "LinuxFest"), and initially set it up as a contribution
to the LedgerSMB project, to help make it easy for their users to
configure replication of their tables.  I was pretty happy with it.
I'm glad you like it.
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