to investigate the failures very carefully. It is just recently that Red
Hat/Fedora Project has pulled through the -test subpackage into their
distribution; previously it was not built by them (disabled in the spec file)
due to space constraints and the potential for confusion.
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to do for that release. However, I may appoint someone
for 7.4.x maintenance if the group thinks it is necessary. I already have a
volunteer to do so who is part of the group, so I'm not asking for
volunteers.
But I fully intend to do the 7.5 release. After that we'll see.
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/var/spool/ftp/pub/binary/v7.4.1/redhat/redhat-7.3
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. If you run across
other dependencies you'll need to install those packages separately (for
instance, the python subpackage requires the 'mx' package from the main OS
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should work.
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.
My problem is that I can't find a binary or a source for tcl-devel for Red
Hat Linux 7.1.
The package doesn't exist in the 7.x series. All you need is the main tcl
package in 7.x, and the build7x macro in the spec file takes care of that.
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, the documentation seems to be bent on
building postgresql on the system.
See /usr/share/doc/postgresql-7.4.2/README.rpm-dist
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that file.
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point me in the right direction, I'd
appreciate it.
Install the RHEL3 binary.
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pages per second yu can get. A
load of 2.0, an average CPU of 60-100%, and 7 running processes is not bad at
all. It just means your server is working.
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try to rebuild the source RPM, if Slackware 9 has a functional RPM
building environment.
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installation with the RPM's
(assuming PostgreSQL is not already installed):
rpm -i postgresql*7.3.4*.rpm
/sbin/service postgresql start
su - postgres
createdb ...
createuser ..
psql .
..
Hey, and I'm glad to see that you actually read the README.rpm-dist... :-)
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need to know
the specific version of the IBM SDK.
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On Friday 07 February 2003 09:13, Rajesh Kumar Mallah wrote:
installing from pgsql 7.3.2 tarball is not that difficult.
There are other things at work here; in any case, this does not answer his
question. He wants an answer to his RPM question.
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On Tuesday 04 February 2003 19:11, Sales wrote:
While installing Postgres-libs- 7.3.1 binaries on RedHat 8.0 , I get a
dependency problem. RPM reports dependency error postgresql-libs=7.2.2
required .
Which package did RPM say required it?
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in postgresql.conf, which is in the same
directory as pg_hba.conf. You want to enable this setting, which is disabled
by default.
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to in the documentation.
Although you didn't mention rh-dump.sh, which is what the README.rpm-dist
documentation file specifically recommends instead of postgresql-dump.
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both patch ( I added also the stop_immediate )
Many thanks.
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. Pretend you didn't see the 7.3-1PGDG
RPMset or if you did, and downloaded it, make that change to
/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql.
A 7.3-2PGDG RPMset is building nowwill upload as soon as it's done (I'm at
work; the T1 is cranked today)
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and exit, then 'rpmbuild -ba postgresql.spec', then install the rpms to
be found in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/arch (i386 probably).
beta=1 defines both --enable-debug and --enable-cassert and allows the full
debugging, AFAIK. If it doesn't, then we need to look a little closer at
it...
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) which is postgres:postgres mode 700.
That's the standard place for PGDATA in Red Hat.
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significantly
better results in my experience. I welcome benchmark results to prove me
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, as applicable).
There are way too many of those scripts that think routing stderr
to /dev/null is a good idea.
And until our stderr is rollable it will remain a good idea. Sorry. Syslog
is the best bet with our current non-rollable stderr.
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On Monday 06 May 2002 12:03 am, Lamar Owen wrote:
For debugging purposes, either editing /etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql to
change the output redirect, or enabling syslog as documented in
/usr/share/doc/postgresql-7.2 (or 7.2.1, as applicable).
Urgh. Append 'README.rpm-dist' to that path
distribution,
See /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/README.rpm-dist for instructions.
rpm --rebuild postgresql-7.2.1-2PGDG.src.rpm should work for most cases, if
you have all the packages installed that are required to build it.
What are you rebuilding on? (What version)
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. If not, I can try to help you, given a log of
the build (rpm -ba postgresql.spec 21 logfile.log).
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--nodeps postgresql-7.2-1PGDG.src.rpm
Better is to install with RPM, as dependencies do actually have a use.
Use www.rpmfind.net to find the source RPM for the updated gettext RPM and
rebuild it first, then the main rebuild will go smoother.
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On Thursday 21 February 2002 11:16 pm, Antony Stace wrote:
Hi
Can someone please tell me what the PGDG stands for in
postgresql-7.2-1PGDG.rpm
Postgresql Global Development Group.
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: How do I increase that without the need of a kernel
re-compile?
See the kernel sysctl docs for /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax
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PostgreSQL box a number of times.
However, there was a problem with the version of readline used at one point
in time -- you might be running up against this buglet.
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a few hours ago
(while booted into windoze to run a network virus scan) check to see if my
PuTTY installation would work with my 7.2b3 RPM installation on RedHat 7.1.
History and backspace worked perfectly.
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/data/postgresql.conf instead. The initscript WILL get
overwritten on the next RPM upgrade.
This is becoming a FAQ.
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, but there will only be one initscript
with an iterative loop. Use the GUC file -- it's there and it works.
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-based Linux
distributions at least _tell_ you there's a problem.
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On Monday 20 August 2001 18:08, Chad R. Larson wrote:
On Mon, Aug 20, 2001 at 02:37:55PM -0400, Lamar Owen wrote:
And, YES, library versions under Linux distributions are as bad if
not worse than Windows' 'DLL Hell' is. Well, at least mostly.
RPM-based Linux distributions at least _tell_
-- much easier -- to rebuild from source via RPM than to build
and hand install from tarball, if you don't need too custom of a setup.
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-4PGDG.src.rpm
and pick up your binary RPMs from /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386.
Much simpler than a hand compile, at least on RedHat 7.1.
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, the current PGDG set is quite close to what is in RawHide.
FWIW, RedHat 7.1 is currently the RPM reference platform, so the current
RPMset will work fine on RH 7.1.
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patch after configure).
The RPM is built with syslog support enabled -- you just need a line in
/etc/syslog.conf to receive the information. 7.0.x and 7.1.x use a different
means of configuring syslog, so you need to tell us which one you are using.
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.) Restart postmaster.
This should work, IIRC.
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Max Pyziur wrote:
Lamar Owen wrote:
Max Pyziur wrote:
The server starts up properly, however, I'm concerned that these error
messages nevertheless need to be rectified.
Corrected in the 7.1beta RPMs already, but thanks for the report.
Is there something to be concerned about and what
, however, I'm concerned that these error
messages nevertheless need to be rectified.
Corrected in the 7.1beta RPMs already, but thanks for the report.
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, the bandwidth to serve the pages of such a large number of
queries is going to be huge -- even America Online is only serving an
estimated 28 kilopages per second with their server farm.
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e --
which, if the recommendations in the upgrade docs (README.rpm) were
followed, there should be a copy of that file in the backup directory.
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as of yet. The pre-release
tarball is out there for testing, as announced by Marc on the Hackers
list Sunday (of course, you might not be subscribed to that list).
7.0.3 is a bugfix release to 7.0.2 only -- there are no new _features_
such as TOAST -- just bugfixes.
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No, you didn't mess up anything -- you just need to finish the job the
rpm upgrade started for you.
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/.s.PGSQL.5432) and retry.
/usr/local/pgsql/bin/postmaster: cannot create UNIX stream port
Is another postmaster running? (ps ax|grep postmaster)
Are the PostgreSQL RPM's that come with Mandrake 7 installed?
(rpm -qa|grep postgresql)
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, and point those interested in perl interfacing to DBI and DBD::Pg,
but I am resigned to the likely fact that the Pg interface is likely to be
around for a very long time.
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required to compile the executables. Did I miss sth? Thanks again.
The executables are precompiled in the postgresql-test RPM. Simply cd
to /usr/lib/pgsql/test/regress, su to postgres, make sure postmaster is
running, and './regress.sh platform' Make is not required to run
regression in the RPM distribu
put e-mailed to you,
strip out the -q, and add verbose to the vacuum ("vacuum verbose
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Rich Shepard wrote:
What mode should PGDATA2/base or PGDATA have so I can create databases in
it?
700 is the right permissions -- make sure that the postgres user is the
owner of the PGDATA2.
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Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Lamar Owen wrote:
700 is the right permissions -- make sure that the postgres user is the
owner of the PGDATA2.
Ah, ha! That must be the problem. The definition of PGLIB, PGDATA and
PGDATA2 are in *my* ~/.bash_profile. When I was logged
on location
purity and have a single RPM set than to be a purist and have a dozen
different 'pure' RPMs.
If it were reasonably feasible to do so, I'd make the RPM install much
more flexibly.
Hope that helps a little.
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capability, I'll go with FreeBSD. I am not religiously
tied to any OS -- that's the true benefit of multiple open-source OS's
(and RDBMS's!) -- I have a choice.
And when the day is ended, I still like my RedHat Linux server running
my RPM's of PostgreSQL 6.5.2. And it likes me.
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output, segregate it, and pipe into syslog with the proper
options set.
The sidebar to this is "Which supported platforms don't have syslog?"
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tgres
doesn't have sufficient permissions to that directory, or /sql/data
doesn't exist -- use mkdir to create it before running initdb. Make
sure that the user postgres (UID 500) both owns /sql/data, AND has rwx
rights to it.
Hope this helps.
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t upon why
it needs it. Again, mod-php in rpm form is ALREADY included in RedHat 6,
so you may not need to install PHP yourself.
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of postgresql, you may want to read my
notes at http://www.ramifordistat.net/postgres .
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ct on http://www.ramifordistat.net/postgres
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maintenance was
done, from what version of what distro was the upgrade, to what version,
etc. The more details, the more likely you will be to get useful help.
HTH.
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, for example.
I use PUT with AOLserver, so allowing write access in necessary, YMMV.
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permission structures.
Again, I gave the caveat that my experience with php was extremely
limited, and that I was giving how I have things done with AOLserver,
which, IMO, is straightforward, simple, and secure.
With AOLserver's built-in tcl, no php is necessary.
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.
If this is an RPM-based upgrade, I have updated my RPM upgrade
instructions at http://www.ramifordistat.net/postgres/rpm_upgrade.html
to reflect the minor version upgrade possibilities.
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a bit ;-)). I AM looking for
feedback on the best ways to upgrade, however. Should rpm -U be
accomodated, or not even allowed? And many other questions that I will
post when I am a little more coherent
So: Caveat downloador...
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Though it'd be weird to run pg_dumpall from a perl script.
Probably better to keep that separate.
Thanks for the perl script -- gives me something to test the rpm perl
client installation... ;-)
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dump of hdc3 is done for full recovery -- but that is another article.
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to the incoming appropriate interface,
and you will need an explicit permit tcp any any below that to allow the
rest of your traffic through...
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To add a crontab entry like mine above, as user postgres execute
"crontab -e" -- you will be dropped into a vi session, from where you
can enter crontab entries, hit the ZZ in the usual way, and watch it
work.
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