Lots of useful info on this thread -- would some of you mind updating
http://wiki.dspace.org/index.php/BackupRestore? I put that page up
literally years ago as a strawman and no one added to it...
Rob
On 30/07/07, Christian Voelker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Am 30.07.2007 um 21:49 s
Hello,
Am 30.07.2007 um 21:49 schrieb Mark H. Wood:
> We need to be careful as to what we mean by "data directory". A
> typical PostgreSQL installation has a directory *named* "data" which
> *should* be backed up. It contains configuration and access-control
> data, perhaps X.509 certificates t
We need to be careful as to what we mean by "data directory". A
typical PostgreSQL installation has a directory *named* "data" which
*should* be backed up. It contains configuration and access-control
data, perhaps X.509 certificates to enable TLS-encrypted access, some
small files used for resta
Am 30.07.2007 um 11:50 schrieb Jayan Chirayath Kurian:
> Could you please suggest is there a need to take the backup of
> PostgreSQL data directory. If so how to restore this and under
> which circumstances we need to use the PostgreSQL data directory.
Using pg_dump is usually better. Copying
Hi!
For testing, I deleted the postgresql software and reinstalled from
scratch. Created the dspace database through the postgresql admin
interface. Imported data from the backup file. DSpace (1.4.1/windows
2003) works fine. Could you please suggest is there a need to take the
backup of Postgr
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