Wolf Rogner [2008-01-24 20:46 -0000]:
> Tried to understand what I did wrong (I administer my machine using
> webmin. So setting all locales during the installation process was
> not required. webmin covers most locale handling). Hope I did.
If you changed the locales in webmin, then webmin apparently has a bug
that it does not actually create the locales you set.
> 5. Thank you for patience and even putting up with my bad temper
Sorry in return for becoming a bit rude in my previous reply.
> 6. (I dare not say it) how can I change the location of my database :-?
On cluster creation: pg_createcluster -d /path/to/data/dir (see
manpage).
On already existing clusters:
- stop the db (init script or pg_ctlcluster)
- move /var/lib/postgresql/8.2/main to whereever you want
- do either of (whichever you like more):
* change the /etc/postgresql/8.2/main/pgdata symlink to the new
location
* set data_directory in /etc/postgresql/8.2/main/postgresql.conf
and remove above symlink [1]
Martin
[1] I know that removal of the symlink should not be necessary, the
config file option should trump the pgdata symlink. This is fixed in
the current versions in Hardy.
Hi Wolf,
Wolf Rogner [2008-01-24 20:46 -0000]:
> Tried to understand what I did wrong (I administer my machine using
> webmin. So setting all locales during the installation process was
> not required. webmin covers most locale handling). Hope I did.
If you changed the locales in webmin, then webmin apparently has a bug
that it does not actually create the locales you set.
> 5. Thank you for patience and even putting up with my bad temper
Sorry in return for becoming a bit rude in my previous reply.
> 6. (I dare not say it) how can I change the location of my database :-?
On cluster creation: pg_createcluster -d /path/to/data/dir (see
manpage).
On already existing clusters: postgresql/ 8.2/main to whereever you want /8.2/main/ pgdata symlink to the new /8.2/main/ postgresql. conf
- stop the db (init script or pg_ctlcluster)
- move /var/lib/
- do either of (whichever you like more):
* change the /etc/postgresql
location
* set data_directory in /etc/postgresql
and remove above symlink [1]
Martin
[1] I know that removal of the symlink should not be necessary, the
config file option should trump the pgdata symlink. This is fixed in
the current versions in Hardy.