Joe,
If you have password authentication on for the other server as well try
this command instead,
psql -e worldwide -f worldwide.pgdump
where the -f switch tells psql to execute commands contained in a file.
I just fought with that one today for a bit until I remembered that
switch. You should then get a password prompt to enter your password.
Tim Frank
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 20/03/01, 6:18:02 PM, joe@jwebmedia.com (Joseph Koenig) wrote
regarding Re: [GENERAL] Really Dumb Question...(Dumping db):
> Alright, Next question. I got the dump out (thanks for all the help).
> Now I can't get it back in on the other server! It keeps telling me
> permission denied to the file itself. I even tried chmod'ing it to 777
> and changing the ownership to postgres.postgres, su to postgres and it
> says "permission denied" when I try to:
> psql -e worldwide < worldwide.pgdump
> What now? Thanks for the help :)
> On another note -- the docs for postgres seem to be a bit scarce for the
beginner...
> Joe
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