Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I thought I caught a thread on this mailing list about Debian. > > I have a box with postgresql 8.2 installed on it and is well suited > for putting bacula on it. > But when I tried to install the debian packages I got hung up on the > packages trying to install postgresql 8.1 (or at least some part of > it - client). > > Any suggestions on how to get around this so I can install bacula > with postgresql 8.2 and avoid installing another database on the same > machine?
Ask that to some debian mailing list or newsgroup. Actually the maintainer of the debian package has set a dependency to postgresql 8.1, normally he would have done so to postgresql >= 8.1, maybe there is a reason to this. Additionally in lenny and etch there still is bacula <= 2.2.0, so it is no good running the native debian packages, get the source and compile yourself, until the 2.2.4 packages from sid make it to lenny, than wait for a backport to etch. Using bacula on a sid system is a bad idea, as it is always a bad idea to run a sid system in a production environment. Eric
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