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On a minimal installation in my mind a few things are missing, the net-tools package and nano as editor, I’m a friend of using nano instead of vi.įor using the PostgreSQL repository it is important to exclude PostgreSQL from the CentOS Repository.īy using CentOS 7 you need to edit the CentOS-Base repofile to exclude PostgreSQL from Base and Updates. This blog entry based on PostgreSQL 12 with CentOS 7 and CentOS 8.

One issue with the packages is the hard coded PGDATA, which will be overwritten in the Servicefile with each update of PostgreSQL. In this blog I will show how to handle a PostgreSQL installation with a customized PGDATA using the packages provided by the PostgreSQL community.
