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yes, you are right, 6.3.2 was installed (which I never knew!) and
contained that postgresql-clients package. After removing the old
packages, everything worked very well.
Thanks a lot for the help!
regards, Thomas
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On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Lamar Owen wrote:
> Thomas Linden wrote:
> > I suggest a little bit more investigation and testing before publishing
> > rpm packages, a rpm package must be installable unless it cannot find a
> > required package. if this is the case, then this package must be
>
> You must put all the RPM's on the same command line invocation, or it
> won't work. There are circular dependencies in the old packaging, which
> cannot be rid of unless you upgrade all at once.
>
> Although, you may still get problems with the postgresql-data package --
> like Thomas said, you may be better off dumping your data then
> uninstalling the old RPM's, and then installing the new.
>
> Are you running RedHat 6.x? RedHat 6.0 shipped PostgreSQL 6.4.2, RH 6.1
> shipped 6.5.2, and 6.2 shipped 6.5.3. RedHat 7 shipped 7.0.2. RedHat
> 5.2 was the last RedHat release that shipped 6.3.2.
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