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Fixes #13545: Require Postgresql 9.2 for rudder server #1686
Fixes #13545: Require Postgresql 9.2 for rudder server #1686
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@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ BuildArch: noarch | |||
Requires: rudder-techniques = %{real_epoch}:%{real_version}, rudder-server-relay = %{real_epoch}:%{real_version}, ncf-api-virtualenv = %{real_epoch}:%{real_version}, %{apache}, %{apache_tools}, git-core, rsync, openssl, rudder-jetty = %{real_epoch}:%{real_version}, %{ldap_clients} | |||
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# We need the PostgreSQL client utilities so that we can run database checks and upgrades (rudder-upgrade, in particular) | |||
Requires: postgresql >= 8.4 | |||
Requires: postgresql >= 9.2 |
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isn't there an equivalent on debian ?
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It was (surprisingly) already 9.2...
STEP="Check for the current PosgresSQL version" | ||
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# If installing on SLES11 and PostgreSQL 8.3 was used | ||
# If coming from an old SLES11 install |
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technically you cannot install rudder 5 on sles11
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I don't exactly know how migration from SLES 11 to SLES12 works, but I guess the old Postgresql could still be used (like on debian for example).
OK, merging this PR |
https://www.rudder-project.org/redmine/issues/13545