Hi, Thomas!
>>>>> "TGL" == Thomas G Lockhart writes:
>> I have to recover old db, produced by pgsql 6.1. The binaries are lost
>> and fresh compiled postgres dumps core. Can anyone suggest the way to
>> fix the bug, so I can dump out the db and reload it to the last stable
>> postgresql version?
TGL> Out of curiosity, what platform are you running on? I've still got
TGL> v6.1 (and v6.1.1) tar files and source trees on my linux/libc5
TGL> machine, and could build binaries for you if they happen to match. Are
TGL> you *sure* you had a v6.1 installation, as opposed to a v6.1.1?
I'm running linux/libc5. And, yes, I'm not sure, that which version was
used to create db. I've tried to use 6.1.1, now I'll try to build 6.1 and
retry.
TGL> Both releases had fixes for some hashing operations, and I'll bet they
TGL> need to match exactly with your database.
TGL> Also, if your "mailingad" database is small, not confidential, and
TGL> binary compatible with my machine I could try reading it here.
Unfortunately, it's impossible. It's several hunderds megabytes and
limited access.
Thanks! If I'll fail with 6.1 too, I'll repost.
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