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Description of problem: I have been running the community version of Postbooks. The latest version that will run without plv8 is 4.7. I installed the Fedora Postbooks package. It sort of runs. It complains that the version of Postgresql is too new (subject of bug 1398034) and then complains: "This client was designed to work against database version 4.9.5 and your database is currently at version 4.7.0. If you continue some functionality may not work properly or at all. You may also cause other problems on the database." I tried to use the community Updater and update package, but Updater complains that plv8 extension is not installed. Need to be able to update data base so either a plv8 package is needed or an Updater package is needed or both. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): postbooks-4.9.5-9.fc24.x86_64 Updater-2.2.5-Linux How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install Postbooks package 2. run it and observe errors 3. Try to run community Updater to update to 4.9.5 using the community update gzip file 4. Get FAILED responses. Actual results: Cannot update database Expected results: Need to be able to update database Additional info:
The updater is not packaged yet for Fedora. There is an updater package in Debian and Ubuntu, it would be great if somebody volunteered to make a package for Fedora as well. Alternatively, I've suggested to upstream that the updater could become part of the main qt-client source tree and then the package could be built at the same time as the postbooks package. If you are using an updater binary from outside Fedora, please don't raise bugs about it in Fedora bugzilla.
If you require a plv8 package, please contact the PostgreSQL community.
Filing new bug for NEEDED Updater.