When installing PostgreSQL9.3.5 on CentOS 6.5, the following error occurs: jade: Command not found.

When installing PostgreSQL9.3.5 on CentOS 6.5, the following error occurs: jade: Command not found.

When installing PostgreSQL9.3.5 on CentOS 6.5, the following error occurs: jade: Command not found.

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[Root @ pghost1 postgresql-9.3.5] #. /configure -- prefix =/opt/pgsql9.3.5 -- with-pgport = 1949 -- with-perl -- with-tcl -- with-python -- with-openssl -- with-pam -- without-ldap -- with-libxml -- with-libxslt -- enable-thread-safety -- with-wal-blocksize = 8 -- with-blocksize = 8 & gmake world
...
Gmake [3]: jade: Command not found
Gmake [3]: *** [HTML. index] Error 127
Gmake [3]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc/src/sgml'
Gmake [2]: *** [all] Error 2
Gmake [2]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc/src'
Gmake [1]: *** [all] Error 2
Gmake [1]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc'
Gmake: *** [world-doc-recurse] Error 2
[Root @ pghost1 postgresql-9.3.5] #

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On the Internet, this is caused by User Switching during copy installation files, mainly due to File Ownership and permission issues.

There should be no problem in my process, as follows: continue, or the same error
[Root @ pghost1 postgresql-9.3.5] # chown-R root: root postgresql-9.3.5/

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It is obviously a problem that occurs when you configure pg documents. Add -- with-no-docs and -- with-no-html-docs to continue, and the result is still incorrect.

Add -- with-no-docs
. /Configure -- prefix =/opt/pgsql9.3.5 -- with-pgport = 1949 -- with-perl -- with-tcl -- with-python -- with-openssl -- with-pam -- without-ldap -- with-libxml -- with-libxslt -- enable-thread-safety -- with-wal-blocksize = 8 -- with-blocksize = 8 -- with-no-docs & gmake world

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I tried a previously installed pg934, but the problem persists. This time the Environment Virtual Machine was newly installed, and the problem remains for future confirmation.

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Find and install jade-related packages
Yum search jade
[Root @ pghost1 backup] # yum-y install openjade. x86_64

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Configure again

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Yum-y install jadetex. noarch
Yum-y install docbook-dtds.noarch

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To continue the configuration, the following error is reported:
ERROR: 'collateindex. pl' is missing on your system.
***
Gmake [3]: *** [bookindex. sgml] Error 1
Gmake [3]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc/src/sgml'
Gmake [2]: *** [all] Error 2
Gmake [2]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc/src'
Gmake [1]: *** [all] Error 2
Gmake [1]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/doc'
Gmake: *** [world-doc-recurse] Error 2
[Root @ pghost1 postgresql-9.3.5] #

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Yum-y install docbook *

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Finally, we succeeded and saw the expected results:

Cc-O2-Wall-Wmissing-prototypes-Wpointer-arith-Wdeclaration-after-statement-Wendif-labels-Wmissing-format-attribute-Wformat-security-fno-strict-aliasing- fwrapv-fpic-shared-o pgxml. so xpath. o xslt_proc.o-L .. /.. /src/port-L .. /.. /src/common-Wl, -- as-needed-Wl,-rpath, '/opt/pgsql9.3.5/lib', -- enable-new-dtags-lxslt-lxml2
Gmake [2]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/contrib/xml2'
Gmake [1]: Leaving directory '/root/backup/postgresql-9.3.5/contrib'
PostgreSQL, contrib, and documentation successfully made. Ready to install.
[Root @ pghost1 postgresql-9.3.5] #

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Subsequent operations are normal
The following is a summary.
Yum-y install openjade. x86_64
Yum-y install jadetex. noarch
Yum-y install docbook *

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