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Fernando Dominguez
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pg_ctl start check sum failed
Date
July 2, 2008
20:31:42
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Hello,
I try to use an old cluster into a new system.
The new system comes with a newer version of postgres so I uninstalled it and I installed the same version that I had in the older system --->8.1
I got impressed when I Installed the 8.1 with dpkg -i and it started to run without starting the daemon...
Is it possible to know what directory is the server using to store the data?
--- main question
Once I have installed the server I try to start it using pg_control start -D /oldCluster directory but I get FATAL checksum incorrect.
I want to use the old data, any ideas?
Many thanks
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