Christoph Heibl wrote:
run this in the command line
locate postmaster.pid
or
find / -name "postmaster.pid" -print
that should locate any postmaster files and then remove whatever looks
like the postmaster.pif file
Thank you! I found postmaster.pid in usr/local/pgsql/data. I deleted the
wh
run this in the command line
locate postmaster.pid
or
find / -name "postmaster.pid" -print
that should locate any postmaster files and then remove whatever
looks like the postmaster.pif file
Thank you! I found postmaster.pid in usr/local/pgsql/data. I deleted
the whole pgsql directory an
I hate to sound like a --- but did you read the README on starting the
server? You start the server by using the postmaster command:
/path/to/postmaster -D /path/to/data
look at the postgresql manual - it's all there.
J
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run this in the command line
locate postmaster.pid
or
find / -name "postmaster.pid" -print
that should locate any postmaster files and then remove whatever looks
like the postmaster.pif file
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Christoph Heibl wrote:
Thanks a lot for your help! By deleting the pgsql directory I get some
steps further. Now I get stuck by a error message saying
"postmaster.pid" already exists, when I try to start postmaster. I am
not really sure what this means because I think I initiated the database
Thanks a lot for your help! By deleting the pgsql directory I get
some steps further. Now I get stuck by a error message saying
"postmaster.pid" already exists, when I try to start postmaster. I am
not really sure what this means because I think I initiated the
database only once, but I gue
On Jul 20, 2007, at 8:19 AM, Christoph Heibl wrote:
I' ve been trying to mirror the harddisk of my old mac via firewire
on my new computer (Intel Core Duo, OS 10.4.10) which resulted
fairly well expect that my postgreSQL got screwed up. I then tried
to install it once more, but this failed
On 7/20/07, Christoph Heibl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear experts,
I' ve been trying to mirror the harddisk of my old mac via firewire on my
new computer (Intel Core Duo, OS 10.4.10) which resulted fairly well expect
that my postgreSQL got screwed up. I then tried to install it once more, but
Dear experts,
I' ve been trying to mirror the harddisk of my old mac via firewire
on my new computer (Intel Core Duo, OS 10.4.10) which resulted fairly
well expect that my postgreSQL got screwed up. I then tried to
install it once more, but this failed. I guess I did not remove all
the re
Moritz,
The only problem you'll have with regard to configuration issues, is
your local applications might try connecting using the 7.4 client
libraries as opposed to the 8.1, however if you didn't add a --prefix
option to your configure, it should overwrite the old libraries with the
new ref
Hi Moritz - you got
8.1.3 going then? Excellent :-D
You need to try a number of things to find the exact package for 7.4 to
remove.
Firstly, see if either apt-get or yum is installed on your system.
Then you can do
apt-get remove pgsql
apt-get remove postgres
apt-get remove postgresql
(or
Hello again,
I've installed Postgres Version 8.1.3 on my Linux machine from sourcecode. Before that, there was already the version 7.4 running.
May be a dumn question, but how do I deinstall the Version 7.4?
Thanks for your help,
Moritz
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