I'm setting up a new server for a CMS I have written (er, partially,
needs work) that uses PostgreSQL as a backend.
All my existing CentOS 5 servers, I use pgrpms for PostgreSQL.
I would like to do the same with CentOS 6 but I also want to keep
SELinux enabled on this box.
Do the RPM's in pg
ping out a n00b.
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> On 24 Jul 2010, at 24:20, Michael A. Peters wrote:
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*snip*
>
> Schema's in Postgres are similar to different databases in MySQL. They
> allow you to organise your tables in groups of tables belonging to similar
> functionality, for example. They have their own permissio
> Michael A. Peters wrote:
>> I run CentOS 5.x and I do not like to upgrade vendor supplied packages.
>> My
>> version of pg_dump is from postgresql-8.1.21-1.el5_5.1 - I'm assuming
>> the
>> 8.1.21 is the important part.
>>
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> That's
at long, I can maintain the src.rpm for 8.4 series myself if I need
to (which I hope I don't).
The library version was not the issue with my php connection problem,
though building against newer client libs was probably a good idea anyway.
Still looking at it (yes I checked and double checked pg_h
>
> The library version was not the issue with my php connection problem
I needed to grant connect.
I guess that must be new? Anyway I knew it was likely something simple.
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> Michael A. Peters wrote:
>> I already maintain my own php RPMs because RHEL php is too old (I need
>> the DOMDocument stuff) so maybe I need to add Postgresql to that.
>>
>
> Note that you don't even have to build them yourself; the set at
> https://public.com
> 25.Tem.2010 tarihinde 00:23 saatinde, "Michael A. Peters"
> > Åunları yazdı:
>> OK. I already maintain my own php RPMs because RHEL php is too old
>> (I need the DOMDocument stuff)
>
> IIRC, Centosplus repo has already Dom stuff.
I basically just reb
format. I use it for some stuff I don't need in a relational database, I
can just import the xml into DOMDocument and operate on it that way.
You can probably use the libxml2 facilities of your favorite scripting
language (php,perl,python,ruby) to dump the database into whatever kind of
XML th
en I have used stuff
created by them, very frequently their code is clearly crap and insecure
and even I can see that, so unless I really want to pay the big bucks,
it's better for me to do it myself and cheat sheets really help.
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