Обсуждение: pg_ctl start check sum failed
Hello,
I try to use an old cluster into a new system.
The new system comes with a newer version of postgres so I uninstalled it and I installed the same version that I had in the older system --->8.1
I got impressed when I Installed the 8.1 with dpkg -i and it started to run without starting the daemon...
Is it possible to know what directory is the server using to store the data?
--- main question
Once I have installed the server I try to start it using pg_control start -D /oldCluster directory but I get FATAL checksum incorrect.
I want to use the old data, any ideas?
Many thanks
I try to use an old cluster into a new system.
The new system comes with a newer version of postgres so I uninstalled it and I installed the same version that I had in the older system --->8.1
I got impressed when I Installed the 8.1 with dpkg -i and it started to run without starting the daemon...
Is it possible to know what directory is the server using to store the data?
--- main question
Once I have installed the server I try to start it using pg_control start -D /oldCluster directory but I get FATAL checksum incorrect.
I want to use the old data, any ideas?
Many thanks
use... ps auxw | grep postgres --- On Wed, 7/2/08, Fernando Dominguez <ghotam88@gmail.com> wrote: > From: Fernando Dominguez <ghotam88@gmail.com> > Subject: [GENERAL] pg_ctl start check sum failed > To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org > Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 11:30 PM > Hello, > > I try to use an old cluster into a new system. > > The new system comes with a newer version of postgres so I > uninstalled it > and I installed the same version that I had in the older > system --->8.1 > > I got impressed when I Installed the 8.1 with dpkg -i and > it started to run > without starting the daemon... > > Is it possible to know what directory is the server using > to store the > data? > > --- main question > > Once I have installed the server I try to start it using > pg_control start -D > /oldCluster directory but I get FATAL checksum incorrect. > > I want to use the old data, any ideas? > > Many thanks