On 10/16/07, jooy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the input. Let me put it in this way:We are running a php
> site over postgresql database server. The name of database instance is
> FOIM. All of a sudden after Sunday, some guy hacked the system. We
> need rebuild the system. Now we have ne
Thanks for the input. Let me put it in this way:We are running a php
site over postgresql database server. The name of database instance is
FOIM. All of a sudden after Sunday, some guy hacked the system. We
need rebuild the system. Now we have new-installed OS along with
Postgres 7. Unfortunately,
On 10/16/07, jooy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 10/16/07, Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > jooy wrote:
> > > Hello all,
> > > We have a serious problem. Out dedicated server was hacked last
> > > Sunday. And technical support used a new hard drive with new-installed
> > > centOS to b
Thanks so much. We now have CentOS and postgresql ready. But we are
missing the backup files, that's, we haven't done pg_dump our
database. How to restore the database from some files like using mdb
file to restore a Access database? Is it possible in Postgres? I am
new to Postgres. Your help will
jooy wrote:
Hello all,
We have a serious problem. Out dedicated server was hacked last
Sunday. And technical support used a new hard drive with new-installed
centOS to build our new server. Unfortunately, we don't have database
backup(pg_dump). We only have the old drive mounted and access normal
Hello all,
We have a serious problem. Out dedicated server was hacked last
Sunday. And technical support used a new hard drive with new-installed
centOS to build our new server. Unfortunately, we don't have database
backup(pg_dump). We only have the old drive mounted and access normal
files. Is the
