Difference between revisions of "Postgres:Upgrading"
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<tt>cp $HOME/data/*.{conf,key,crt} $HOME</tt> | <tt>cp $HOME/data/*.{conf,key,crt} $HOME</tt> | ||
* Upgrade the server from the port in /usr/ports/databases/postgresql-''version''-server | * Upgrade the server from the port in /usr/ports/databases/postgresql-''version''-server | ||
| + | * Delete the old database directory: | ||
| + | <tt>rm -fr $HOME/data</tt> | ||
| + | * Remake it: | ||
| + | <tt>initdb && cp $HOME/*.{conf,crt,key} $HOME/data</tt> | ||
* Start the server as the pgsql user: | * Start the server as the pgsql user: | ||
<tt>pg_ctl start</tt> | <tt>pg_ctl start</tt> | ||
* Start the restore as the pgsql user: | * Start the restore as the pgsql user: | ||
<tt>psql < pg.dump</tt> | <tt>psql < pg.dump</tt> | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 20 December 2005
FreeBSD
- Upgrade the clients utilities from the ports in /usr/ports/databases/postgresql-version-client
- Shutdown the server and restart it.
pg_ctl -m fast stop && pg_ctl start
You might have to do a
postmaster -D /usr/local/pgsql/data
if there's a problem with the new client utilities when you're starting the server.
- Do a dump of all databases as the pgsql user:
pg_dumpall > pg.dump
- Backup all the configuration files. If you are the pgsql user:
cp $HOME/data/*.{conf,key,crt} $HOME
- Upgrade the server from the port in /usr/ports/databases/postgresql-version-server
- Delete the old database directory:
rm -fr $HOME/data
- Remake it:
initdb && cp $HOME/*.{conf,crt,key} $HOME/data
- Start the server as the pgsql user:
pg_ctl start
- Start the restore as the pgsql user:
psql < pg.dump
