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Problems installing 7.4.2
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John D. Tiedeman
2004-05-13 22:41:24 UTC
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With a dying hard disc, I backed up my db files from 7.4.1 and installed
7.4.2 on my new disc after installing Fedora Core 1. Two problems:
1. User postgres seems to have been set up automatically, and I
can't find a password that works.
2. When I try to start psql under my own username, I get
"file /usr/lib/libpq.so.3 from install of
postgresql-libs-7.4.2-1PGDG.i386.rpm conflicts with files from
postgresql-7.3.4-2"
How can I fix this short of wiping everything out and starting over?


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Peter Eisentraut
2004-05-16 19:58:53 UTC
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Post by John D. Tiedeman
With a dying hard disc, I backed up my db files from 7.4.1 and
installed 7.4.2 on my new disc after installing Fedora Core 1. Two
problems: 1. User postgres seems to have been set up automatically,
and I can't find a password that works.
There probably isn't one. Become root and then su to postgres.
Post by John D. Tiedeman
2. When I try to start psql under my own username, I get
"file /usr/lib/libpq.so.3 from install of
postgresql-libs-7.4.2-1PGDG.i386.rpm conflicts with files from
postgresql-7.3.4-2"
How can I fix this short of wiping everything out and starting over?
Use rpm -U instead of -i.


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