How do I install PostgreSQL and import user data? #7
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Okay, so I've exported the user data according to #5 - how do I set up PostgreSQL on the new system? |
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Installing PostgreSQLPostgreSQL is database server software that X-Dream uses to manage user data. You could also download a more appropriate version from the PostgreSQL web site. If you are installing on a 64-bit system, you might want to get the 64-bit installer instead. Also, beyond version 9.x, the installers are a great deal larger so you might not want to bother with them if X-Dream is the only software you use that needs it. When prompted for a password for the service account, use “postgres”. If asked, don’t run Stack Builder.
Locate the corresponding file in the PostgreSQL installation, e.g.
Make a backup copy of this file, and replace it with Trixter\Live\pg_hba.conf This change is effectively as follows:
But in the one provided with the v1 system, these lines are like this:
I.e. "md5" changed to "trust" Restart the PC (or just the postgresql service, if you know how to use the Services applet under administrative tools) so that it picks up the configuration changes. Restoring the User Database (optional)This is not necessary if you don’t want to transfer user data from another computer.
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Installing PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is database server software that X-Dream uses to manage user data.
You may have it in the Trixter\Live folder: “\postgresql-9.1.3-1-windows.exe”
You could also download a more appropriate version from the PostgreSQL web site. If you are installing on a 64-bit system, you might want to get the 64-bit installer instead. Also, beyond version 9.x, the installers are a great deal larger so you might not want to bother with them if X-Dream is the only software you use that needs it.
When prompted for a password for the service account, use “postgres”.
If asked, don’t run Stack Builder.
Locate the PostgreSQL config file in the Trixter installation folder: