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Another problem: /var only had 500mb of free space on it, so when I tried to migrate the DB, it used it all up.

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I'm not sure where 8.1 is being hosted, but you might want to try and run a VACUUM FULL on it to reduce it's size. It might temporarily lock the database, but it shouldn't break anything.

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Right now, 8.1 database is being moved to 9.0 database.

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Okay, according to my test script, things appear to be working, but I need to change some settings in WHM for cPanel to work.

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I just checked that link... it doesn't look to be working anymore :)

That was 12 days ago. That's like 2,318 years in internet time.

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The reason is jje ran /restartsrv_postgres, which disabled postgresql 9.0 and started postgresql 8. Basically, all I need to do is change some settings in WHM, but it's up to djbob now since I don't have permission to use WHM.

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I just checked that link... it doesn't look to be working anymore :)

That was 12 days ago. That's like 2,318 years in internet time.

 

Haha yeahh... ha ha ha. I really laughed

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Great news! Postgresql 9.0 is successfully running and installed on stevie!

 

@djbob feel free to uninstall 8.3 if you have the time.

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Great news! Postgresql 9.0 is successfully running and installed on stevie!

 

@djbob feel free to uninstall 8.3 if you have the time.

 

Sweet were you able to get it working with CPanel/phppgadmin?

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I was able to get it working with cPanel. Not sure about phppgadmin.

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I was able to get it working with cPanel. Not sure about phppgadmin.

 

Nice. I guess that's all that's left to do, the config auth files may need adjusted and then just port everything from the 8.1 and we should be good.

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phppgadmin doesn't seem to be working. Not sure why, because I was able to install drupal with PostgreSQL with no problems. It's probably just a bug in phppgadmin or something.

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We likely have an old install of PHPPgAdmin. However, it'll be really difficult to install a new version, as it will likely be overriden at each cPanel update. Probably easier for each user to install a local copy of the software for their own administration :)

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