Tom Lane wrote:
> Scott Marlowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > On Mon, 2005-01-24 at 12:05, Tom Lane wrote:
> >> In the context of online backup operations, that advice isn't relevant
> >> anymore ...
>
> > Really, is this an 8.0 thing then, that I can make file system backups
> > and expect them
Victor Danilchenko wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to set up a database server with multiple DB
clusters, so that in each cluster a number of users have their own
database each, with passwordless access (we can trust the network
security in our installation). The following is what seems like
Any help that you could give would be greatly appreciated.
I’m running PostgreSQL 8.0 on Windows 2003.
When I attempt to connect to the database using Access and ODBC
from a Windows 2000 host I get:
“Could
not connect to remote socket”
I believe that this problem is
Thanks for the prompt help. The problem seems to be missing users.
Removing -C revealed the problem.
> Other than that, though, the only thought that comes to mind is that you
> may be confused about the use of -C. IIRC, specifying it at dump time
> is useless --- it needs to be given to pg_rest
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Ben Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to restore a tar dump of postgresql 7.2 databases into a 7.3
> server. I have two databases (db1,db2) both containing binary data. The
> tar was dumped with the following command:
> pg_dump -C -b -F t -i db1.tar db1
> The first one was restor
Operating System: Fedora core 1
From: postgresql 7.2 database
To: postgresql 7.3 database
I'm trying to restore a tar dump of postgresql 7.2 databases into a 7.3
server. I have two databases (db1,db2) both containing binary data. The
tar was dumped with the following command:
pg_dump -C
I'm seeing the following with one of our tables:
db=> select * from diskmon.vob_usage;
ERROR: _mdfd_getrelnfd: cannot open relation vob_usage: No such file or
directory
This is running under 7.3.3. I'm not sure how this occurred. Is this table
completely trashed or is there something that
Devrim GUNDUZ wrote:
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Hi,
A workaround is symlinking /usr/lib/kerberos/* to /usr.
We are aware of that and 7.4.7 will ship with that change.
Hmm, guess I need to patch my SPEC file.
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Donald Fraser wrote:
I have a standard Redhat 9 installation with the exception of
upgrading bison to bison-1.875-7.1
I can build the postgres rpm files from the source for version 7.4.5
no problems with the following command: rpmbuild --rebuild --define
'build89 1' --define 'python 0' --define 'te
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Hi,
A workaround is symlinking /usr/lib/kerberos/* to /usr.
We are aware of that and 7.4.7 will ship with that change.
Regards,
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Donald Fraser wrote:
I have a standard Redhat 9 installation with the exception of upgrading bison
to b
I have a standard Redhat 9 installation with the
exception of upgrading bison to bison-1.875-7.1
I can build the postgres rpm files from the source
for version 7.4.5 no problems with the following command:
rpmbuild --rebuild --define 'build89 1' --define
'python 0' --define 'test 0' --defi
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