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Also sprach Andreas Drewke (andreas_dr@gmx.de)
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I could reproduce that PostgreSQL Problem on a machine at work with
2.0 and there is another thread about that going on.

Upgrade to the yesterday released PostgreSQL 8, it builds out of the
box and offers some nice new features like Savepoints, Tablespace
and Point-In-Time Recovery :-) or try NetBSD current.

I had no problems with PostgreSQL RC5 on 2.99.10


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Das Argument, dass auch die Daten Unschuldiger gespeichert werden,
interessiert mich nicht.

BKA-Chef Ziercke demonstriert seine Ablehnung des Grundgesetzes

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