Re: [Gnumed-devel] re: Bootstrap on Windows

[Karsten Hilbert]

On Tue, Mar 28, 2006 at 12:16:43AM +1000, address@hidden wrote:

> redo-v2.log says   a nonsupported socket address family.
>
> I used to get the first error when my computer wasn't connected
> to the internet and I hadn't run dhcp to create 
> the eth0 interface. ( I just ran dhcp , then it would look
> for a dhcpd server, and I would then just press ctrl-c 
> and then things would work ).

Well, Windows simply doesn't support UNIX domain sockets
which are used if no host is given. So set the host in the
conf file to make Windows use TCP/IP.

> redo-v2-fromlinux says a table schemarevision already exists
> and it can't create it so the script stops.
> 
> the second error, maybe destroy your pgdata directory, or
> initdb in a new pgdata directory
> or create a new cluster if you are using postgres 8.0+
> and make sure the postgresql.conf has the right port
> address ( it usually sets it to +1 for a new cluster ), then
> stop your old cluster and start the new one, 
> or just drop your old cluster.
Or simply drop the database "gnumed_v2".

Karsten
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