[Fedora Core 1] yum repositories with 7.4?

[Boris Popov]

Hello pgsql-general,

It appears 7.4 is not published in all the usual places so I was
wondering if there's a yum repository with updated packages available
and if not then what's the approach that will cause the least amount
of pain? I do realize I'll need to dump/restore, just want some expert
advice on how to upgrade the installation without breaking it.

Thanks!

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[Lamar Owen]

On Wednesday 03 December 2003 05:47 pm, Boris Popov wrote:

It appears 7.4 is not published in all the usual places so I was
wondering if there's a yum repository with updated packages available
and if not then what's the approach that will cause the least amount
of pain? I do realize I'll need to dump/restore, just want some expert
advice on how to upgrade the installation without breaking it.

Dump your database first. Then, download the Fedora Core RPMs from
ftp.postgresql.org, in /pub/binary/v7.4/fedora/fedora-core-1. Do an rpm -U
on the ones that's currently installed. Then restore your dump. You may
want to keep a set of the original RPMs around in case you run into trouble,
so that you can revert to the older version with --oldpackage.

A yum repository for a single set of packages? I guess I could do that,
though... But as soon as I set up the yum stuff someone will want an apt
setup.... :-)
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