From: | Dave Page <dpage(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
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To: | Yannick DEVOS <yannick(dot)devos(at)online(dot)fr> |
Cc: | pgadmin-support(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Re: Uninstall procedure for pgadmin3 under Mac |
Date: | 2007-01-19 09:18:25 |
Message-ID: | 45B08CE1.3010207@postgresql.org |
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Yannick DEVOS wrote:
> Dear pgadmin support community members,
>
> I need your help for some tricky problem that I was unable to solve.
>
> I am using pgadmin under Mac OS X Panther (10.3.9).
> The newest pgadmin releases only support Tiger (10.4) since they are
> compiled with dynamic links against 10.4 libraries and frameworks.
> Some weeks ago, one of you kindely helped me (I think it was Dave, but
> sorry, I am not sure anymore) in making a special 1.6.0 build for me.
>
> Few days ago I decided to try 1.6.2 but I forgot that it does not work
> with 10.3.
> I installed it, and it crashes.
>
> No problem, I thought, I just have to delete the pgadmin "binary" (in
> fact a bundle under OS X "Applications" folder), and then install back
> 1.6.0 "Panther" build.
> No way, the installation fails when I want to choose my apps disk in
> "Choose target" screen. The error is a bit cryptic for me, the message
> is (in fact it is in french, my translation could be errored) "You
> cannot install this software on this volume. (null)".
> I tried to delete preferences files or "Application support" files I
> found in my "user"/Library, but it still failing...
>
> What is the procedure to uninstall it ?
> I looked after help or docs on the internet, but it was unsuccessfull.
Just delete the appbundle from the Applications folder as you've done -
thats all the installer puts on your machine.
Are you sure it's definitely gone? Try having a look using a terminal:
ls -al /Applications | grep pgAdmin
Regards, Dave.
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