Michael Reinsch wrote: > > Hi! > > On Fre, 07 Dez 2001 18:23:45 Christian Belisle wrote: > > > * Thu Dec 06 2001 Christian Belisle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > 7.1.3-6mdk > > Some comments about the rpm scripts in postgresql-server: > > - ~postgres/.bash_profile is getting longer with every update because > PGLIB and PGDATA are always added. > > - if postgresql is not started, backup doesn't work when updating (the > first time?) > > - backup also doesn't work if root has no user in the database > > - What is the code below "# Restore the database" supposed to do? It seems > to me that it will dump the backup done by the last update into a backup > database (does this work? The backup dump has commands to create / connect > to the original databases)? Why? Why not create a backup file with a > timestamp in the filename in ~postgres/backups? > > That's all :) >
I remade the backup function in the spec file. I tested it and it's ok here. Only one thing, I removed the useradd and userdel in the spec file. So it keep the original postgres user in passwd (setup's package). So if you uninstall 7.1.3-6mdk, it will remove the user. You just have to add postgres in passwd and group, and install 7.1.3-7mdk. Chris
