Hi Steve,
pg_dump --version returned 7.4.8
pg_dumpall --version returned 7.4.8
psql *version returned 7.4.8
which pg_dump returned /usr/bin/pg_dump
which pg_dumpall returned /usr/bin/pg_dump
which psql returned /usr/bin/psql
To find the file I used from the root
find . -name pg_dump
I have never installed any other version than 8.1.3.
Brian
>>> Steve Crawford <scrawford@pinpointresearch.com> 3/23/2006 11:29 AM >>>
Brian Kitzberger wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> I decided to test your theory that I had an old version of Postgres on
> my system when I installed version 8.1.3. By the way, the Linux install
> we a fresh one to start with. So this morning I first did a search on
> my system for all pg_dump files, and wrote the locations down. I them
> removed the entire file structure of postgresql-8.1.3 from my system. I
> then did a system search for pg_dump again to confirm that all files by
> the name of pg_dump were removed, which they were. I then re-installed
> PostgreSQL version 8.1.3. After completing, I did a system search for
> the pg_dump again and found them in the locations I expected. I them
> recreated my database and tested the pg_dump. I got the same error.
> Version mismatch with the same version numbers as before. I think that
> an old version of pg_dump is bundled up with the install of version
> 8.1.3. How can I get the correct version of pg_dump? Or any of the
> other files that are not the correct version?
What is the result of the following:
pg_dump --version
pg_dumpall --version
psql --version
which pg_dump
which pg_dumpall
which psql
What method did you use to search for files?
Cheers,
Steve
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