Hello Martin, On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 07:23:12AM +0200, Martin Pitt wrote: > > Does postgresql need more than 23 MB to install? > > Yes, an empty standard cluster needs 28 MB for the initially created > structures for the table space, indices, and internal tables. > > > Maybe a check could be added then? (And yes, *no* file system is > > full!) > > That seems like a good idea, yes. It will make little sense to create > a database with less than 50 MB free. I'll add a check to > pg_createcluster, have it immediately fail with a warning if there's > less than 35 MB available, and warn if there's less than 100.
I granted another 1G to the /var lv and after (re-)removing the two
above mentioned directories postgresql installed fine.
So I leave the remaining issues up to you. As far as I see, one with a
high priority (the problem with the aborted upgrade not being
continued, the first issue in this bug) and one with a lower priority
for informing the admin as early as possible that she has not enough
space in /var. Feel free to clone or to keep as one bug, as
appropriate.
And thank you *very* much once more for this swift and competent reply!
Greetings
Helge
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