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mysysconf ?

From
stan
Date:
I am presently running on a Ubuntu 18.04 instance, and as you know
Debian/Ubuntu have upgraded to version 12. i have not completed the
upgrade yet, so I am in the situation of still having a version 11 server,
attaching from vversion 12 psql.

I was troubleshooting something a few minutes ago, and wound up looking t
the logfiles. I discovered that every time I connect like this I get an
error about the msysconf relation not existing.

This appears to be harmless, but I was wondering what the story on this is?


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Re: mysysconf ?

From
Adrian Klaver
Date:
On 11/19/19 4:32 PM, stan wrote:
> 
> I am presently running on a Ubuntu 18.04 instance, and as you know
> Debian/Ubuntu have upgraded to version 12. i have not completed the
> upgrade yet, so I am in the situation of still having a version 11 server,
> attaching from vversion 12 psql.
> 
> I was troubleshooting something a few minutes ago, and wound up looking t
> the logfiles. I discovered that every time I connect like this I get an
> error about the msysconf relation not existing.
> 
> This appears to be harmless, but I was wondering what the story on this is?

Access trying to connect via ODBC:

https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/OFCECDFA08.38A13A4F-ONC1256C5D.00544D5E@axxessit.no


> 
> 


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Re: mysysconf ?

From
"Peter J. Holzer"
Date:
On 2019-11-19 19:32:03 -0500, stan wrote:
> I am presently running on a Ubuntu 18.04 instance, and as you know
> Debian/Ubuntu have upgraded to version 12.

I don't think so. Neither Debian nor Ubuntu is in the habit of doing
major upgrades in the middle of a release and Ubuntu 18.04 was released
long before PostgreSQL 12.

Indeed, "apt policy" shows 10+190ubuntu0.1 to be the current version for
Ubuntu 18.04.

You have probably installed PostgreSQL from apt.postgresql.org, which
always has the newest version (but you can also install older versions
and stick with them).

        hp

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