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Re: problems installing postgresql 8.0 on Mac OS

От
jbar@es.co.nz
Дата:
John DeSoi <desoi@pgedit.com> wrote:

>/sw is just for Fink, so I would expect nothing to go there
unless
you are using Fink.

Ah! Thanks, John.

>Which package did you download from sourceforge? I notice
there are
several variations and some might only have the client
tools. It
looks like you want the "PostgreSQL Unified Installer".

That's the one.

>I downloaded the startup item package. It appears to
install the
server in /Library folder. Here is the startup line:

>su -m postgres -c '/Library/PostgreSQL8/bin/pg_ctl start -D
/Library/
PostgreSQL8/data -l /Library/PostgreSQL8/log/PostgreSQL8.log
-o -i'

Thanks again! You're quite right, I didn't think to look in
/Library, but there it
is! However, when I try that command of yours, I get a
password query, but it
doesn't accept my password. How do I find out the correct
password for
super-user? My account is admin, & I earlier created a
postgres administrator
account (because I was told that a postgres user already
existed, even though
it doesn't show up in the accounts. I tried running your
command but
preceded by sudo instead, but terminal said I had illegal
option -m.

Sorry that my questions are so basic, and thanks for any
further help you may
offer.

Cheers!

Joe

Re: problems installing postgresql 8.0 on Mac OS

От
John DeSoi
Дата:
On Jun 11, 2007, at 9:00 PM, jbar@es.co.nz wrote:

> Thanks again! You're quite right, I didn't think to look in
> /Library, but there it
> is! However, when I try that command of yours, I get a
> password query, but it
> doesn't accept my password. How do I find out the correct
> password for
> super-user? My account is admin, & I earlier created a
> postgres administrator
> account (because I was told that a postgres user already
> existed, even though
> it doesn't show up in the accounts. I tried running your
> command but
> preceded by sudo instead, but terminal said I had illegal
> option -m.


I think the easiest approach to get you started is to download and
install the startup item. Then reboot your computer. You won't need
to know the postgres user password to start the server and it will be
started automatically when your computer starts.

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?
group_id=133151&package_id=147282




John DeSoi, Ph.D.
http://pgedit.com/
Power Tools for PostgreSQL