2009-07-04, 01:16 AM
In many situations, the postgres SERVER version is not the same as the CLIENT version. in particular, on RHEL/CentOS type systems, if you've upgraded to a later postgres with the yum postgres repository, and used the 'compat' pg libs to ensure compatibility with RHEL/CentOS supplied apache+php, then you have pgsql client 8.1.11 with pg server 8.3.7, or whatever.
in inc/db_pgsql.php, near line 954, change from...
to
to display the correct SERVER version (which is more important!).
again, this is a minor nit (but when dashboard said I was running postgres 8.1.11, I had to chase it down cuz it was driving me nuts!)
in inc/db_pgsql.php, near line 954, change from...
$this->version = $version['client'];to
$this->version = $version['server'];to display the correct SERVER version (which is more important!).
again, this is a minor nit (but when dashboard said I was running postgres 8.1.11, I had to chase it down cuz it was driving me nuts!)