On 9 Jan 2007 at 23:21, Steen Meyer wrote:
> I'm thinking of upgrading postgress at the same time as going up to Bacula 2.
> Any views on order of upgrades or any issues met?
For the PG upgrade, you need to dump and restore your db.
I think it depends upon your OS and how upgrading is handled. If you
were using FreeBSD, I'd do this (untested)
stop bacula
stop postgresql
backup your postgresql databases
portupgrade -Rr -o databases/postgresql-server postgresql82-server \
-o databases/postgresql-client postgresql82-client \
bacula-server bacula-client
move /usr/local/pgsql/data away (perhaps keeping note of any local
configuration changes you made)
run your PG initdb
start postgresql
load your databases
run the bacula upgrade postgresql script, followed by the privileges
script
start bacula
enjoy
:)
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