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Re: strange message from pg_dumpall

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> | system("su postgres -c \"pg_dumpall --clean > some_file\"");
> 
> I'd try "su - postgres ..."; this will use postgres' environment here.
> 

That was a good one but still didn't work....




> | this is run from within a Perl module called from within a Perl script.
> |
> | I've tried the same command directlly on the shell and it works fine.
> | But from the perl script it complaints about pg_dump !!!???
> 
> What does "type -a pg_dump" output? Maybe it's a leftover from an

it returns /usr/bin/pg_dump, just like 'which pd_dump' does !!!

well, never mind I found a diferent solution... I run the command from
within a shell script and just have the Perl call that script... it's
working... thx

joao

> incomplete uninstall of a PostgreSQL installation?
> 
> Ciao,
> Thomas
> 


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