Dav Clark
2018-01-28 18:39:24 UTC
While I can certainly follow the manual setup instructions, I like the idea of a well-configured pgadmin4 installation that auto-updates with my OS, ensures relevant packages are installed, etc.
So, I followed the instructions here to set up an Apt source:
https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/
But after installing pgadmin4, the command reports that it's unable to import flask. This is odd, as I can launch python on this machine and import flask. It's a binary, so it's not obvious what python interpreter it's running, but I assume it's *supposed* to run against some system python as pgadmin4 installs a bunch of packages for both python(2) and python3.
Similarly, pgadmin4-apache2 installs fine, but there's not an obvious way to activate it (no systemd service, no apache2 sites-available file).
Is there documentation somewhere on using these packages? Are they not yet ready for prime-time?
And, while I'm here, thank you for all the great work!
Best,
Dav
So, I followed the instructions here to set up an Apt source:
https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/
But after installing pgadmin4, the command reports that it's unable to import flask. This is odd, as I can launch python on this machine and import flask. It's a binary, so it's not obvious what python interpreter it's running, but I assume it's *supposed* to run against some system python as pgadmin4 installs a bunch of packages for both python(2) and python3.
Similarly, pgadmin4-apache2 installs fine, but there's not an obvious way to activate it (no systemd service, no apache2 sites-available file).
Is there documentation somewhere on using these packages? Are they not yet ready for prime-time?
And, while I'm here, thank you for all the great work!
Best,
Dav