Hi,
I am new to Postgres, but not so new with LDAP.
I installed postgres 8.4 with ldap; from 'grep -y ldap config.log':
[...]
config.log:configure_args=' '\''--with-libraries=/usr/local/lib'\''
'\''--with-includes=/usr/local/include'\''
'\''--enable-thread-safety'\'' '\''--with-openssl'\''
'\''-
Greetings,
I have a functioning 7.4.23 server on Debian 4, 32-bit.
I connect fine using 7.4.23 remote clients.
Remote connections from an 8.1.1 psql client on SUSE, 64-bit, hang after
the password prompt appears and a password is entered.
However, the 7.4.23 server log indicates that a valid co
> Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Help With Database Backup
> From: andy-li...@networkmail.eu
> Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:24:27 +0100
> CC: pgsql-admin@postgresql.org
> To: chal...@yahoo.com
>
> Hi,
>
> >
> > Hello there, I am new to PostgreSQL, succeded in running a little
> > database on
> > my dev.
Kenneth Banyas writes:
> I have a functioning 7.4.23 server on Debian 4, 32-bit.
> I connect fine using 7.4.23 remote clients.
> Remote connections from an 8.1.1 psql client on SUSE, 64-bit, hang after
> the password prompt appears and a password is entered.
> However, the 7.4.23 server log indi
While implementing a warm standby server lightning struck, the WAL files
supposed to be shipped to the warm standby server caused the filing
system to be out of disk space. In order to quickly reclaim disk space
we removed some of the WAL files written to pg_xlogs (very stupid we
know). A corru
M4N - Dennis Brouwer writes:
> We are trying to recover this database on a different server and
> re-indexed all (but one) tables, only one -unimportant- table refuses to
> be re-indexed or even dropped. We desperately want to drop this single
> table (it's recreated constantly) but we can not
Hi
> While implementing a warm standby server lightning struck, the WAL files
> supposed to be shipped to the warm standby server caused the filing
> system to be out of disk space. In order to quickly reclaim disk space
> we removed some of the WAL files written to pg_xlogs (very stupid we
>
I try to restore a backup from 8.4 to 8.3 version but I got a error. Is
possible to do this?
Thanks..
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Hi,
Well I reply to myself...
> I am new to Postgres, but not so new with LDAP.
> [...]
> In pg_hba.conf I have the line (wrapped for email purpose, in the
> file, it's a single line):
>
> hostall all 192.41.170.0/24 ldap
> ldapserver=ldap.cs.ait.ac.th ldapport=
Hello, everybody
I tried to find where in pg_catalog stored functions are stored, but
with no success. Are they available in pg_catalog at all?
I have to find all the procedures that delete data from one of my
tables. I hope there's a better way to do that than simply search
function by functi
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