Upcoming release of 7.1, versus software compiled against 7.0.3. - Mailing list pgsql-admin

From C. Bensend
Subject Upcoming release of 7.1, versus software compiled against 7.0.3.
Date
Msg-id Pine.LNX.4.30.0104102011290.15442-100000@fusion.bennyvision.com
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Hello folks,

    I am in the process of building out a new server
for my domains.  I recently (last night) compiled Apache
1.3.19 + mod_perl + mod_ssl + PHP 4.0.4p1 + mm + PostgreSQL
7.0.3.

    My question:  I will be installing PostgreSQL on a
separate machine, and because of the timeline (I'm shooting
for a May 1 rollout of the new machine), the database machine
should be running 7.1.  Will I need to go through again and
recompile Apache/PHP with the new PostgreSQL support, or will
the 7.0.3 support be sufficient?  I don't want to lose any
additional functionality, but if the API/etc hasn't changed
much, I can't see much of a problem.

    If this has already been discussed, feel free to
point me to RTFM's.  :)  Thanks!

Benny


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