Re: Version Problems on Mac OS X.2 Jaguar - Mailing list pgsql-general

> How do I move existing install onto other 10.1
> machine??
>
> That looks like my only hope now...

Just tar up your postgres install directory  and untar it on the other
box, making sure to keep file ownership the same if at all possible.

I've got a 7.2.3 source tree hacked up that compiles on 10.2 if that
would help.  I can tar it up and make it available for you to download.

> Don't want to mess around with Fink, but is there a
> way to have 2 version installions on the same machine?

oh yeah.  I keep 7.2 and 7.3 installed on my box, just in different
directories.  I only run 1 at a time however.

eric


>
> Regards,
> babu.
>> - Jeff
>>
>>
>>> You will have to dump 7.2 before moving to 7.3.
>> 7.3 requires a db init.  So your best bet is to
>> recompile 7.2 on 10.2.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 01:17 PM, Babu
>> Khan wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thanks Jeffrey,
>>>>
>>>> I am aware of the page by Marc Liyanage, infact I
>>>> tried to update according to the instructions, but
>> my
>>>> problem is that pg_dump is not working ( it gives
>> some
>>>> undefined variable in libararies errors), so if I
>> need
>>>> to upgrade to 7.3 from 7.2.1.5 can I do it without
>>>> backing up the data. i understand this is only
>>>> possible if internal table structures, etc haven't
>>>> changed in 7.3 from 7.2.1.5
>>>>
>>>> babu.
>>>> --- Jeffrey Bohmer <bohmer@visionlink.org> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> 7.3 and later compile on OS X 10.2, 7.2.x don't
>>>>> without tweaks.  Upgrading is probably your best
>>>>> bet.
>>>>>
>>>>> Some people have used fink to get 7.2.x working
>> with
>>>>> 10.2.  I used a distribution put together by Marc
>>>>> Liyanage (sp?), which I can't find on the web
>>>>> anymore.  I still have my copies of this
>>>>> distribution for 7.2.1, 7.2.2, and 7.2.3.  If you
>>>>> want any of them, contact me off-list.
>>>>>
>>>>> - Jeff
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi Guys,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a BIIG poblem.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We had some application running on Mac OS X.1
>> using
>>>>>> postgres 7.2.1.5. Recently we decided to upgrade
>> to
>>>>>> Mac OS X.2 Jaguar.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now this is where the problem starts. After the
>>>>>> upgrade although the application runs, i am
>> unable
>>>>> to
>>>>>> run psql, pg_dump etc. After research, I learnt
>>>>> that
>>>>>> this is because postgres was compiled for OS
>> 10.1
>>>>> and
>>>>>> now I should re-compile it for 10.2. For this I
>>>>> need
>>>>>> to backup the data right? or can I just simply
>> run
>>>>> the
>>>>>> postgres.pkg file for 7.2.1.5 again and that
>> will
>>>>> not
>>>>>> disturb the current data in the database??
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks for any help....
>>>>>>
>>>>>> babu
>>>>> --
>>>>>
>>>>> Jeff Bohmer
>>>>> VisionLink, Inc.
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