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--- Begin Message ---Package: postgresql-8.3 Version: 8.3.9-0lenny1 Severity: minor Hi, Recently I decided to finally upgrade my etch postgresql 7.4 database to lenny's 8.3. pg_upgradecluster almost did the job, I only got one minor problem: In 7.4's postgresql.conf I had: virtual_host = 'localhost dmz-internal-host-name' This line was updated to 8.3's: listen_addresses = 'localhost dmz-internal-host-name' and postgresql 8.3 failed to start. It turned out that listen_addresses option takes comma separated list of host names. Changing space to comma fixed my problem and database started succesfully. Btw, thanks for great administration infrastructure - I was afraid that upgrade will be painfull, but all those pg_{create,drop,upgrade}cluster are very useful and upgrade hints (postgresql-common) made it a breeze. Regards, Michal Pokrywka
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--- Begin Message ---Hello Michal, Michal Pokrywka [2010-02-10 0:49 +0100]: > Recently I decided to finally upgrade my etch postgresql 7.4 database > to lenny's 8.3. pg_upgradecluster almost did the job, I only got one > minor problem: > > In 7.4's postgresql.conf I had: > virtual_host = 'localhost dmz-internal-host-name' > > This line was updated to 8.3's: > listen_addresses = 'localhost dmz-internal-host-name' > and postgresql 8.3 failed to start. It turned out that listen_addresses > option takes comma separated list of host names. Changing space to > comma fixed my problem and database started succesfully. Sorry that I didn't get to this earlier. This is rather moot now, as the oldest supported Debian release (Squeeze) has 8.4, which already uses listen_addresses. So there is little point changing pg_upgradecluster for this now. Thus I'm closing this report now, but thanks for sending it! Martin -- Martin Pitt | http://www.piware.de Ubuntu Developer (www.ubuntu.com) | Debian Developer (www.debian.org)
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