PostgreSQL on Debian - Revision history

Caveman at 17:46, 12 December 2005

2005-12-12T17:46:11Z

Caveman: corrected capitalisation use of AOLserver

2005-12-12T17:45:51Z

corrected capitalisation use of AOLserver

Dossy: formatting tweaks, correct capitalization

2005-12-07T16:59:57Z

formatting tweaks, correct capitalization

Caveman at 22:38, 6 December 2005

2005-12-06T22:38:42Z

Caveman at 22:36, 6 December 2005

2005-12-06T22:36:46Z

Caveman at 22:30, 6 December 2005

2005-12-06T22:30:57Z

Caveman at 22:27, 6 December 2005

2005-12-06T22:27:26Z

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While not always a part of an AOLServer installation, the fact that AOLServer is known almost foremost for its ability to support massively concurrent accesses to its database pools imply that it would be helpful to have such a database installed.

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-* [http://dev.panopticsearch.com/postgres_microhowto.html] details setting a database password for the postgres user, and setting up socket connection permissions (which allows, among other things, AOLServer to connect to the database):
+* [http://dev.panopticsearch.com/postgres_microhowto.html] details setting a database password for the postgres user, and setting up socket connection permissions (which allows, among other things, AOLserver to connect to the database):
 <pre>
      postgres @ box $ psql template1

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−	While not always a part of an ~~AOLServer~~ installation, the fact that ~~AOLServer~~ is known almost foremost for its ability to support massively concurrent accesses to its database pools imply that it would be helpful to have such a database installed.	+	While not always a part of an AOLserver installation, the fact that AOLserver is known almost foremost for its ability to support massively concurrent accesses to its database pools imply that it would be helpful to have such a database installed.

	Some quick and easy steps to getting Postgresql up and running on Debian 3.1:		Some quick and easy steps to getting Postgresql up and running on Debian 3.1:

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-'''Related'''
+== See also ==
-* [[AOLServer 4 on Debian]]
+* [[AOLserver 4 on Debian]]
-* [[Configuring AOLServer 4 and Postgresql on Debian]]
+* [[Configuring AOLserver 4 and PostgreSQL on Debian]]

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-* [http://dev.panopticsearch.com/postgres_microhowto.html] details setting a database password for the postgres user, and setting up socket connection permissions (which allows, among other things, AOLServer to connect to the database).
+* [http://dev.panopticsearch.com/postgres_microhowto.html] details setting a database password for the postgres user, and setting up socket connection permissions (which allows, among other things, AOLServer to connect to the database):
 '''Related'''

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 /etc/postgresql/
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 '''Related'''

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	While not always a part of an AOLServer installation, the fact that AOLServer is known almost foremost for its ability to support massively concurrent accesses to its database pools imply that it would be helpful to have such a database installed.		While not always a part of an AOLServer installation, the fact that AOLServer is known almost foremost for its ability to support massively concurrent accesses to its database pools imply that it would be helpful to have such a database installed.
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		+	Some quick and easy steps to getting Postgresql up and running on Debian 3.1:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	# install postgresql
		+	apt-get install postgresql
		+
		+	# optional: to get some potentially useful documentation, should you choose to read it
		+	apt-get install postgresql-doc
		+
		+	# optional: if you think you might be up for some postgresql hacking sometime
		+	apt-get install postgresql-dev
		+
		+	# optional: useful contributed software includes some cryptographic hash functions
		+	apt-get install postgresql-contrib
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	After installing the package(s) you want:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	/etc/init.d/postgresql start
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	And you are running Postgresql. Congratulations. To make changes to your configuration files, visit:
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	/etc/postgresql/
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	'''Related'''
		+
		+	* [[AOLServer 4 on Debian]]
		+	* [[Configuring AOLServer 4 and Postgresql on Debian]]