PostgreSQL 8 on Win2003 AD server
I guess this is not possible? The installer cannot find the postgres
user, which is in the Active Directory. It is a Win 2003 Ent server used
here for testing things. Can someone point me to the docs for
requirements of the PostreSQL install on Windows?
--
Robert
On Fri, 2004-09-24 at 08:47, Konstantin Danilov wrote:
Robert,
I guess you shoul have this but since you've asked... see the attached file
Konstantin
So, from what I see, it should run under Windows 2003. I have Active
Directory installed, does it matter? If I create the user 'postgres' it
complains that it cannot find it. If I remove it and tell the installer
to create, it says it cannot create it. Any thoughts?
--
Robert
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There is a known issue with installations on Domain Controllers. See
pgfoundry tracker item at
http://pgfoundry.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1000096&group_id=
1000007&atid=126.
You can get through part of it by specifying DOMAIN\username, but there
may be further issues down the road from there.
If this doesn't work, you can install it *without* installing as a
service. Then create the account and register it manually using "pg_ctl
register". The issue is only in the installer, not in postgresql itself.
//Magnus
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From: Robert Fitzpatrick [mailto:robert@webtent.com]
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Subject: [GENERAL] PostgreSQL 8 on Win2003 AD serverI guess this is not possible? The installer cannot find the
postgres user, which is in the Active Directory. It is a Win
2003 Ent server used here for testing things. Can someone
point me to the docs for requirements of the PostreSQL
install on Windows?--
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