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Problem with re-installation of Postgres.app #690
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@Stophface This is odd. If you follow the "Uninstalling Postgres.app" steps 1-3, and then start Postgres.app again, then Postgres.app should create a new, empty data directory with the correct version, and migration should not be necessary. How did you delete Postgres.app preferences? If you just deleted the preference file in the Finder, it could be that prefsd still cached the old version, you need to use the Also, could you check which version of Postgres.app you are using? Double click Postgres.app, then from the "Postgres" menu select |
@jakob I followed the deinstallation instructions as outlined in my initial question. Now I downloaded now the PostgreSQL 14 one click installer and eveything works... When I click "About Postgres" (there is no "About Postico"), its version 2.5.10 (160). |
@Stophface To be honest, it sounds like you didn't actually delete the PostgreSQL 14 data directory (step 2). That would explain why Postgres.app with PostgreSQL 15 complains about the data directory being the wrong version, and why it works when you download Posgres.app with PostgreSQL 14. Did you use |
I installed Postgres with the Postgres.app a while ago and I want to install a new version of the Postgres.app including pgAdmin. The instructions about uninstalling the old version of Postgres only mention Postgres installed with brew, MacPorts, EnterpriseDB and KyngChaos. So I followed the uninstallation steps given here
Uninstalling Postgres.app
~/Library/Application Support/Postgres
)defaults delete com.postgresapp.Postgres2
Upon initializing the server, I am getting the following message
So, I assume my former installation of the Postgres.app included PostgreSQL 14, the new installation comes with PostgreSQL 15. But why doesn't the Postgres.app overwrite the old Postgres version?
What is the way to go here? How can I install the new Postgres version, or even better, how can I remove all traces of Postgres from my system? My OS X is 13.0.
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