On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 at 08:56:40AM -0700, tomtailor@freesurf.fr wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've the following Problem and hope someone can help me. My PostgreSQL
> Database were running on a Debian Linux. Some day the OS crahsed and -
> here's the Problem - there is no dump file from Database. But I still
> have the files in base, global, pg_clog. So I did a fresh setup and
> copied the files in the pg data directory. But even I try to start via
> pg_ctl fails caus:
Looks like you're missing at least pg_xlog (which resetxlog might fix
for you) and PGVERSION (which is just a tag file).
I recommand running initdb on an empty directory and copy the stuff you
do have over the top and see if that works...
Keep a backup though...
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