Thread: Update Linux binary downloads to 9.5
The Linux Downloads pages still refer to 9.4 in the example commands for installation via yum/apt etc. While they are examples and not instrucutions, people tend to like copy/paste so we should probably bump to the lastest version to avoid confusion. Also updated the RPM link to point to rhel 7 as it’s getting quite common these days but that’s less important in this. cheers ./daniel
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On 03/31/2016 03:06 PM, Daniel Gustafsson wrote: > The Linux Downloads pages still refer to 9.4 in the example commands for > installation via yum/apt etc. While they are examples and not instrucutions, > people tend to like copy/paste so we should probably bump to the lastest > version to avoid confusion. Also updated the RPM link to point to rhel 7 as > it’s getting quite common these days but that’s less important in this. hmm - you changed both the debian and the ubuntu installation patches to point to 9.5, are those actually available in any released version of either one(in both cases the instructions refer to the version in the distributions and not pgapt)? If they are not available by default I think that actually adds more confusion and does not remove any... Stefan
> On 31 Mar 2016, at 20:33, Stefan Kaltenbrunner <stefan@kaltenbrunner.cc> wrote: > > On 03/31/2016 03:06 PM, Daniel Gustafsson wrote: >> The Linux Downloads pages still refer to 9.4 in the example commands for >> installation via yum/apt etc. While they are examples and not instrucutions, >> people tend to like copy/paste so we should probably bump to the lastest >> version to avoid confusion. Also updated the RPM link to point to rhel 7 as >> it’s getting quite common these days but that’s less important in this. > > hmm - you changed both the debian and the ubuntu installation patches to > point to 9.5, are those actually available in any released version of > either one(in both cases the instructions refer to the version in the > distributions and not pgapt)? > If they are not available by default I think that actually adds more > confusion and does not remove any… You are quite correct, not being a Debian/Ubuntu user I misunderstood the relation between the pgdg apt repository and the default ones. Removed from the proposed diff with only the YUM changes remaining (bumped to 9.5.2) and also threw in a whitespace fix as a bonus. cheers ./daniel
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On 03/31/2016 03:06 PM, Daniel Gustafsson wrote: > The Linux Downloads pages still refer to 9.4 in the example commands for > installation via yum/apt etc. While they are examples and not instrucutions, > people tend to like copy/paste so we should probably bump to the lastest > version to avoid confusion. Also updated the RPM link to point to rhel 7 as > it’s getting quite common these days but that’s less important in this. hmm - you changed both the debian and the ubuntu installation patches to point to 9.5, are those actually available in any released version of either one(in both cases the instructions refer to the version in the distributions and not pgapt)? If they are not available by default I think that actually adds more confusion and does not remove any... Stefan