Fixing issue on Unix sockets in Native Binding - #179
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Binding natively connections to Unix sockets failed due to DNS lookups applied on pathname to Unix socket's folder.
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hmm...would it be possible to squash your commits down into a single commit that passes the tests? Are you able to run the tests locally? If you need help running them I'll be glad to do what I can to get you up and running. |
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Sorry, for that, but all those commits aren't actually related to my I tried to reduce code on parsing responses then and obviously this |
fixing issue on "this" properly passed into parseX-methods processing response messages depending on message type
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Sorry for committing to my fork w/o properly testing and while pull |
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BTW: Now I know my fault and won't do any further edits on master branch ever again. ;) |
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No worries - travis was going crazy. I didn't know pull requests worked like that either. I assume you're ready for me to test your patch & merge it now? 😄 If you could, just make a new branch with only the unix socket fixes related and then do a pull request off of that branch? |
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The crazy train left this pull request's station long ago. I want to fix this. Circle back to me when you get the branching thang figured out. |
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I tried to figure out how to branch in git and on using github and I repeated my efforts to checkout your project using c9.io, branching Best Regards, toxA IT-Dienstleistungen - Thomas Urban
Am 11.09.2012 03:25, schrieb Brian C:
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@brianc , any updates here? Seems UNIX sockets still don't work with pg's native bindings. |
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I think we need a test for this... @matinm could you think of adding a test case? |
Binding natively connections to Unix sockets failed due to DNS lookups applied on pathname to Unix socket's folder.