Download and install it from source, it takes about 5 minutes and it's
_absolutely_ worth it..
-Mitch
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From: "AlphaByte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "pgsql list - admin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "pgsql list -
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Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 3:54 PM
Hi,
I am using postgres 7.0.2 in a web application with Perl and CGI. I had
created a database for the web application. I had to modify the database
by adding few new tables. I created the new tables using the "create
table" command. When I query the database for the data in the new tables
from t
Thanks for the suggestion but the installation had updated
the start up script to read version 7.0, however the other
RPMs were not upgraded and were still 6.5. It all became
clear when I actually read the script.
I had to reinstall from the CD, so all done now :0)
Of course if I had read the RE
Thanks John,
I tried your suggestion but it made no difference, and
whilst I wiped the egg off my face I reinstalled from the
6.5 CD after uninstalling 7.0 as root. So its all happy now.
I guess with my current configuration it ain't gonna work
under RedHat 6.1, but I am going to wait till a pro
AlphaByte wrote:
> Checking postgresql installation: old version. Need to
> Upgrade.See /usr/doc/postgresql-7.0/README.rpm for more
> information.
> So please help me, I am desperate.
Did you read the upgrade instructions in
/usr/doc/postgresql-7.0.2/README.rpm, by chance? After you have read
Hi,
I want to avoid that someone could authenticate as root user on my
databases.
For this, I would like to apply "trust" access mode mixed with auth by
password for other users.
In this case, someone would have first to gain root privileges on my Linux
system to access PG as root.
Is it possibl
I am not sure but maybe this is a simple problem
with the PostgreSQL start-up script. The script
is /etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql. There is version
checking in it, find line:
if [ `cat /var/lib/pgsql/PG_VERSION` != '6.5' ]
or something like that (it depends of your instalation).
Then find
Hello Alan,
>From /usr/doc/postgresql-7.0.2/README.rpm it says...;-)
NOTE: The 7.0 RPMs are only being built under RedHat 6.2! They
may or may not work under RedHat 6.0 or 6.1.
But like you, I have come across the exact same thing...;-) _IF_ you
don't have any real data and are willing to sta
