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Template: postgresql-common/obsolete-major
Type: note
_Description: Obsolete major version ${old}
The PostgreSQL version ${old} is obsolete, but you still have the server
and/or client package installed. Please install the latest packages
(postgresql-${latest} and postgresql-client-${latest}) and upgrade your
existing ${oldversion} clusters with pg_upgradecluster (see manpage).
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Please be aware that the installation of postgresql-${latest} will
automatically create a default cluster ${latest}/main. If you want to upgrade
the ${old}/main cluster, you need to remove the already existing ${latest}
cluster (pg_dropcluster --stop ${latest} main, see manpage for
details).
.
The old server and client packages are not supported any more. After
having upgraded the existing clusters, you should remove the
postgresql-${old} and postgresql-client-${old} packages.
Template: postgresql-common/untransitioned
Type: note
_Description: Untransitioned postgresql package
The current postgresql package is in state 'removed', but its data
and configuration files are still present in the system. This is
incompatible with the new multiversion/multicluster structure.
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You need to do one of the following:
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(1) If you do not need the databases and configuration files any
more, purge the old packages (dpkg -P postgresql postgresql-client).
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(2) If you want to retain the current databases and configuration
files, upgrade to the transitional packages by installing the latest
version of 'postgresql' (apt-get install postgresql).
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After that you can reattempt this installation.
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