Martin Pitt wrote:
Hi Martin,
Martin Marques [2008-03-31 11:46 -0300]:
Different versions of PostgreSQL server clash on pid, so removing
one version gives errores if another is running.
This actually sounds a bit like http://bugs.debian.org/472627.
Can you please give me the output of "pg_lsclusters"? If there are
several clusters which listen on the same port, this might cause such
troubles.
I've already removed the other clusters, but reading the bug #472627,
this might be a duplicate of that one. I have the same port on all the
clusters.
The thing is that I install a new mayor version, dump & restore from one
version to the newer one, and the stop the old version, change the port
of the new one and restart. After that, all that is left is remove links
from the old PG server from /etc/rc2.d/ so it doesn't start again on reboot.
The problem comes when, after some time with the new PG, I decide to
remove the old one, and even though it's stopped, the purge proceses
tries to stop it anyway. I think it shouldn't do that.
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