On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Reno Bladergroen
wrote:
> Today I restarted to install postgres from scratch, because I have a lot of
> installation problems. To summarize my system:
> I have two xubuntu logins: a "superuser" and postgres. The latter one is a
> user with basic privileges.
> I i
eh... no I installed once from source, because the package-manager failed to
install the main application (PostgreSQL 8.3). Somehow it could not configure
(after a few minutes the make command ended and an error popped up). Therefore
I had to start from source, which did work.
Today after gettin
Reno Bladergroen writes:
> I have two xubuntu logins: a "superuser" and postgres. The latter one is a
> user with basic privileges.
> I installed pgsql according to the manual, generated a data folder, changed
> ownership to postgres, switched user postgres and initialized the database.
> start
On Mon, 2009-11-16 at 17:55 +0100, Reno Bladergroen wrote:
> Today I restarted to install postgres from scratch, because I have a lot of
> installation problems. To summarize my system:
> I have two xubuntu logins: a "superuser" and postgres. The latter one is a
> user with basic privileges.
> I
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 17:55, Reno Bladergroen
wrote:
> I installed pgsql according to the manual, generated a data folder, changed
> ownership to postgres, switched user postgres and initialized the database.
> starting the database is also successful (status says running).
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Today I restarted to install postgres from scratch, because I have a lot of
installation problems. To summarize my system:
I have two xubuntu logins: a "superuser" and postgres. The latter one is a user
with basic privileges.
I installed pgsql according to the manual, generated a data folder, cha
