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Bo Berglund wrote:
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> The script is supposed to be located somewhere, but I have not the
> slightest clue as to where this is...
> I know its name (create_tables_postgres.sql) but where can I find it
> on Ubuntu after the install done as shown above?
If the Ubuntu team didn't make a package themself, the script is
missing. I have never used audit databases and therefore I didn't miss
the scripts when I created the Debian package.
Note to self: Include scripts to Debian package
I suppose you have to download the source package and take the scripts
from there...
>
> And when it is found, how do I command postgresl to use the script to
> create the audit database?
I haven't used postgresql myself, but I think there should be a minimal
(command line) client which can be used to execute scripts (as it is in
MySQL)
Best regards
Andreas
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Andreas Tscharner <andy at vis.ethz.ch>
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