Hi Andrew,
Yeah, I'd tried the installing a private instance idea, and it seemed to
make the most sense, as it was on a Virtual Private Server.
Unfortunately, the gmake failed as it doesn't have "sort" installed. It
had taken me a while with tech support to get them to install GCC and
gmake, and I figured this was just going to take me too much time to get
through - if "sort" wasn't installed, god knows what else wasn't.
I'm currently investigating other web hosting companies.
Any recommendations. Lower end of pricing (>$30/month) appreciated?
Thanks, Tom
On Wed, 2003-03-26 at 12:17, Andrew Sullivan wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 02:24:22PM -0800, Tom Haddon wrote:
> > Do you know how I'd find out how to alter the dump file to work for
> > 7.1.2?
>
> I'm afraid what Robert Treat said: try loading, find the error, and
> keep making changes til it works.
>
> Could you convince them to let you install a private version of
> Postgres, and use that? Installing Postgres without root is a little
> tricky, but not real hard. The only thing you really need root for
> is adding the init script.
>
> I tend to agree with the other thing Robert said: that someone who
> makes you stick with 7.1.2 is not providing the sort of support you
> likely want. If nothing else, the VACUUM change alone is worth
> chucking 7.1.x overboard. We saw a huge performance improvement when
> we went from 7.1.3 to 7.2.2. Part of that was just our freedom from
> the old vacuum code, which caused us to have to neglect some tables
> because of the cost of vacuuming them more often.
>
> A
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