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From: Mathieu Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Mike Field <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Postmaster crashes
> I've had quite the same thing on a busy server, it was due to a lack of
> file
Hi-
My php website interacts with a postrgres database, and every now and then,
postgres just seems to crash. A simple restart of postmaster fixes the
problem, until it crashes again. However, I have no idea EXACTLY when it
crashes (what the website users are doing at the time, if anything
erts *tongue in cheek*
No kidding! Although, I'm never afraid to ask a question, and am humble
about what I THINK I know.
Thanks for checking out my website!
Mike
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I am Canadian :-)
-Original Message-
From: Aaron J. Seigo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Mike Field <
Hi all-
I have 400 documents in Word for Mac format that I need to enter into my
database, saving as much formatting as possible (italics, line breaks,
superscripts for footnote markers, etc...). What is the best way to convert
this data, and how can I do it automatically?
I'm running Post
Hi all-
Thanks for the help on setting up the new administrator! I used createuser
from the shell and it worked fine.
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi all-
I'm getting a bit confused by the manual on this one, so excuse my
ignorance.
I want to set up a new ADMINISTRATOR for postgres databases. He already has
his username in Linux. He needs to be able to:
PREFERABLY:
create db's
destroy db's
update db's
backup db's
AT LEAST:
be able
Hi-
I want to allow my web administrator (username 'admin') to be able to run a
pg_dump on a database, to do backups on demand. I'm using PHP to execute
the command via the web, but I need to allow the admin user to run that
command (the user with access to the db is not admin, but rather '
Hi
all-
I've transferred a database using a pg_dump, and everything
transferred fine. But in my search engine (made with PHP3 performing SQL
queries using: WHERE fieldname LIKE keywords) the only documents that seem to be
searched are the ones that I've put in SINCE the pg_dump/db
t
Hi
again-
In case I can't find the answer to my previous question, I
have another question:
If I have PostgreSQL preinstalled on a server
with Redhat, and I want to re-compile, what is the best way to prepare for the
re-compile to ensure that there won't be any conflicting files?
Hi
all-
I installed Redhat on a new server, and it came with
PostgreSQL preinstalled. I'm trying to install PHP, to run with PGSQL, but
PHP asks me for the "base installation directory" for pgsql.
Since it came pre-installed with Redhat, I don't know which directory to
specify. An
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