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Hi, Because Fedora has been using openjdk instead of gcj for quite a while now, I thought it would be good to completely remove gcj from my system to clean up some diskspace. However I failed to remove completely remove gcj, because postgresql-jdbc still requires java-1.5.0-gcj (and openoffice-base requires postgresql-jdbc). So I wonder if the dependency on java-1.5.0-gcj really necessary? And if not can it be dropped please? Thanks & Regards, Hans
Yeah, the specfile is still defaulting to a gcj build, but that's a legacy choice for sure. However, the non-gcj build path hasn't been tested in a *long* time. Would you be willing to try a build with _gcj_support set to 0, and see if it (a) works and (b) has the dependencies you expect? I'm not in a very good position to test this myself.
(In reply to comment #1) > Yeah, the specfile is still defaulting to a gcj build, but that's a legacy > choice for sure. However, the non-gcj build path hasn't been tested in a > *long* time. Would you be willing to try a build with _gcj_support set to 0, > and see if it (a) works Works as in builds, or works as in actually use the postgresql-jdbc binding? I can do the build checking, but I don't see myself actually testing the database functionality... Regards, Hans