If it doesn't remove the 8.2 then I guess I can migrate it.
But that requires that I still need to get 8.2 running.
Right now it complains that it can't find a listening socket at /tmp/...
(localhost mode). And I can't find the configuration files in this set-up.
I do have this running:
/opt/local/bin/daemondo --label=postgresql82-server --start-cmd
/opt/local/etc/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.postgresql82-server/postgresql82-server.wrapper
start ; --stop-c
But that doesn't actually mean anything to me other that I guess it's
trying to start. And it's stuck somewhere.
And no logs.
And no config file to make the logs hyper verbose.
This stinks. I can find all this stuff on my Debian boxes, but on this
mac -- have no clue where things live.
Stephan Szabo wrote:
On Sat, 5 Apr 2008, Tom Allison wrote:
I ran into a problem today where somewhere my port of postgresql82 just
stopped working. I'm largely an idiot on Mac because I use is as a
workstation/development box and do most of the real system related work
on my debian boxes.
But I don't know how to get the port working again.
Then I saw there is a new version 8.3 in port.
So, if I upgrade does anyone know if this cleanly removes version 8.2
from the box so I don't have to start carrying multiple versions?
It won't remove 8.2 automatically. You'd have to ask port to deactivate
and uninstall it. Unfortunately, you may find it complains about
dependencies when you do that.
Are you using the server as well, or just the client components? If the
server, AFAIK it also won't try to do any database migration, which
probably isn't a huge problem on a dev system, but could be.
