If this is a windows installation, I had a similar problem. My problems
was down to the user account created for the postgres service. You will
need to manually delete this user (Select User Accounts from the control
panel and remove the postgres account). This seems to be a minor problem
of the installer not removing the account.
Howard Cole
www.selestial.com
Bob Pawley wrote:
I successfully installed Postgre 8.0 and was able to develop tables,
columns and insert data.. However, after an uninstall Postgre would
not let me proceeded reinstalling it.
Even after manually removing any vestige of Postgre the install still
sees an existing account and refuses to proceed with the install.
There must be debris, from the first install, left on one or more of
the registers.
The first event is a rejection of the name of the host computer. When
I change the name on the Postgre interface it seems to become
acceptable. It goes through the procedure of assigning an account and
password but this is rejected by a message "the account already
exists". Further changing the account names in the interface does not
work.
Can someone direct me to the register that needs cleaning??
Bob Pawley
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