> Try:
> "rpm -e postgresql-7.0.3-2"
or just 'rpm -e postgresql'. You don't to specific the version
numbers, even.
However, you'll need to uninstall *all* the PG stuff you have, like
postgresql-server, postgresql-test, etc. I usually use
rpm -e `rpm -qa | grep postgresql`
which means rpm -qa (show all rpm packages), grep postgresql (find
those that have postgresql in their names), and remove them all.
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