Hi there,
I have a simple Query. My activity is to install pgsql on Linux Redhat9.
However I installed postgresql-7.3.2.tar.gz like this ..
[root]# cd /usr/local/src
[root]# gzip -cd postgresql-7.3.2.tar.gz | tar xvf -
[root]# cd postgresql-7.3.2
[root]# ./configure
[root]# make
[root]# make install
[root]# adduser postgres
[root]# mkdir /usr/local/pgsql/data
[root]# chown postgres /usr/local/pgsql/data
[root]# touch /var/log/pgsql
[root]# chown postgres /var/log/pgsql
But when I run the following command
[root@localhost root]# su postgres
[postgres@localhost root]$ /usr/local/pgsql/bin/postmaster -D
/usr/local/pgsql/data
FATAL: data directory "/usr/local/pgsql/data" has group or world access
DETAIL: Permissions should be u=rwx (0700).
[postgres@localhost root]$
I am facing the above the Above Error is there anybody to Help me.
And can I install pgsql through RPM ?? if yes plz give me Detail step by
step Info for that ..
I waiting for Reply ASAP.
Thanks in Advance.
Hello:
Is there anyway to controlling a remote client with local keyboard
and mouse. I have started a remote x app on a remote display. Is there
anyway I can controll that applciation using the local keyboard and
mouse. I'm particularly interested in knowing if any XF86config tweaks
can be done in this regard. Have anybody tried this before?
Thanks in advance
Binulal Narayanan
Hi
I am going to retain the old pc (IBM branded PC celeron 500 64mb RAM)
The new non intel PC will be used as a desktop PC and will be
networked to the old pc through a crossover cable.
Although I would like a MAC but it is ruled out.
I have decided on AMD. which processor and motherboard will be the best combo.
Any further suggestions are also welcome
Thanks
Ninad
At 10:14 AM +0530 4/26/05, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
>Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 00:01:09 +0530
>From: Devdas Bhagat <devdas(a)dvb.homelinux.org>
>Subject:
>On 25/04/05 17:13 +0500, sherlock(a)vsnl.com wrote:
>> On Monday 25 April 2005 16:43, Abhishek Daga wrote:
>> > > Which is the best non intel PC config. any links would also be
> > > > helpful. This PC will be used to run Linux predominantly
> > > there are AMD based systems and then there are the mean Mac
>> > Machines. Which pretty much leaves you with AMD or AMD. Now that
>> > was just the processor motherboard part.
>>
>> He asked for the best. It is non intel but that is stating the
>> obvious. Apple - iMac G5. Ofcourse u have to be rich or seriously
>> religious to buy one.
>
>Depending on what your PC does. I personally would find a dual Opteron
>much more useful. Or maybe an UltraSparc, or an Alpha. Worst case, a
>Power processor.
Power PC is the old name for the G series of processors that Mac now
uses. The iMac range is not terribly overpriced, but in any case it
is no longer the most cost-effective option for Abhishek. That is the
Mac Mini, which is a small box containing motherboard and HDD with
DVD combo RW drive and a host of connectors for monitor, keyboard,
mouse and network peripherals (standard IBM PC type peripherals work,
so you can use your existing monitor, keyboard and mouse). It starts
at under $500 (please check the Apple Store at www.apple.com for
official India prices) and I am told there are already deals at other
sites for better prices - check your local hardware market. You need
to add Bluetooth or WiFi cards, which are extra.
Doc Nagarjuna uses Gnome on his G4 laptop and so do a host of other
users here in India, many on this list, who have remained silent for
some unfathomable reason. The Mac Mini ought to satisfy the needs of
any power Linux user.
--
Vickram
>how to run exe file on red hat linux?
AFAIK There is no "exe" file in linux.
What you do have is files with the rwx (read write execute) attributes.
So if the execute bit is set and you have access to the file, you can run the file by just typing in the filename at the shell prompt
Gishu
On Tuesday 26 April 2005 00:01, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
> On 25/04/05 17:13 +0500, sherlock(a)vsnl.com wrote:
> > On Monday 25 April 2005 16:43, Abhishek Daga wrote:
> > > > Which is the best non intel PC config. any links would also
> > > > be helpful. This PC will be used to run Linux predominantly
> > >
> > > You have a wide selection out there.
> > > there are AMD based systems and then there are the mean Mac
> > > Machines. Which pretty much leaves you with AMD or AMD. Now
> > > that was just the processor motherboard part.
> >
> > He asked for the best. It is non intel but that is stating the
> > obvious. Apple - iMac G5. Ofcourse u have to be rich or
> > seriously religious to buy one.
>
> Depending on what your PC does. I personally would find a dual
> Opteron much more useful. Or maybe an UltraSparc, or an Alpha.
> Worst case, a Power processor.
Agreed. But would a Sparc or Alpha qualify as a PC.
The Sparc arch has a reputation for unbelievable reliability. But
then would be overkill sitting on a desk.
I am planing on buying an Optetron single processor mobo- Tyan has
some models which are highly recommended.
The problem is 64bit pci cards at 133mhz. Cant find any here.
Using regular pci cards will simply bring everthing to square one.
rgds
jtd
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On Monday 25 April 2005 16:43, Abhishek Daga wrote:
> > Which is the best non intel PC config. any links would also be
> > helpful. This PC will be used to run Linux predominantly
>
> You have a wide selection out there.
> there are AMD based systems and then there are the mean Mac
> Machines. Which pretty much leaves you with AMD or AMD. Now that
> was just the processor motherboard part.
He asked for the best. It is non intel but that is stating the
obvious. Apple - iMac G5. Ofcourse u have to be rich or seriously
religious to buy one.
rgds
jtd