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23 October 2009
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How to restore a postgresql database from dumpall backup

If your dump was performed with the “–clean” option, you can skip the reinitializing of your databases to avoid duplicating data. This option, used with the “pg_dumpall” command will cause the restore to clean out all the objects in the database before performing the restore. If you didn’t include this option, then just delete the data directory and reinitialize the database as shown below.

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14 May 2009
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Install phpMyFAQ from scratch

There’s a few packages you might not have installed that you’ll need before php phpMyFAQ will install. On a basic, headless virtual machine, I don’t install a web server, php or databases by default. So I’ll start from there.

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10 February 2009
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Easy backup and restore of postgresql databases

For getting a copy of a live system’s postgres databases onto a development platform, it’s easiest to just dump the whole thing and restore it on the dev machine.

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