We run two servers when we are trying out new versions (development, qa,
and production). And,
its a failsafe for upgrades. Since you need to unload for major
upgrades anyway, it is completely
reasonable.
Naomi
codeWarrior wrote:
> Why would you want two servers on the same box ??? There's this
Why would you want two servers on the same box ??? There's this thing called
"schemas" within one database... and postgreSQL is very capable of managing
multiple databases from the same server
If you insist on trying to run two postgreSQL server on teh same box -- You
also need to make sure
"Bottini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is possible to install two different version of postgresql on the same
> Linux server? I want to install the 8.2 version in a server where is
> installed 8.1.3 version
You can, but not when installing from RPM: the RPMs have a fixed idea of
where to put th
Am 30.01.2007, 12:46 Uhr, schrieb Bottini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all
Probably is a stupid question,
But I ‘m a newbie and I don’t want to destroy my server :-)
Is possible to install two different version of postgresql on the same
Linux server? I want to install the 8.2 version in a serv
