Re: how to replicate a database from one machine to the other?

On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 11:10 PM, Shane Ambler <pgsql@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> P Kapat wrote:
>>
>> A total novice here!
>>
>> Machine A: Kubuntu 8.04 has the required database under user userA
>> Machine B: RHEL 5 is the destination machine with userB
>>
>> I want to transfer the entire database under userA from machine A to
>> user B under machine B. Is that possible?
>>
> Yes.
>
> If the MachineB postgres version is older then you may have problems.
>
> MachineA
> pg_dump machineadb > madb.sql
>
> copy madb.sql across to machineB
>
> MachineB
> psql < madb.sql
>
> This would make a copy of the database named machineadb, if you want
every
> db on the server then you can use pg_dumpall
>
> You may need options like -U -h and -W (username/host/prompt for
password)
> man psql or man pg_dump for more detail

Thanks Shane, that worked. There were some errors for missing roles,
but that was expected since the usernames were different on the two
machines.

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