Jasmin shahrzad

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yes it was. i rollback to alpine 3.8 then postgres 10 is appear. it look like in newer alpine need to run new postgres. <br>or download source and install .... .
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yes it was. i rollback to alpine 3.8 then postgres 10 is appear. it look like in newer alpine need to run new postgres.
or download source and install .... .

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Doing this is fairly easy.<br />
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1) Using Alpine, you must downgrade as you've figured out.<br />
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2) With Ubuntu, you'l spin up a Bionic container, rather than Focal, as Bionic appears to provide last support for PostgreSQL-10.<br />
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3) You can also, just install whatever Distro you like into an LXD container, then follow these instructions...<br />
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<u><a href="http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/8.2/server/postgresql.html" rel="ugc">http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/8.2/server/postgresql.html</a></u> for building v10 from source.
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Doing this is fairly easy.

1) Using Alpine, you must downgrade as you've figured out.

2) With Ubuntu, you'l spin up a Bionic container, rather than Focal, as Bionic appears to provide last support for PostgreSQL-10.

3) You can also, just install whatever Distro you like into an LXD container, then follow these instructions...

http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/8.2/server/postgresql.html [http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/8.2/server/postgresql.html] for building v10 from source.

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how to install postgres 10 on lxd alpine container?<br />
apk add postgresql just add the latest version and i need a older version. i cant see version number on apk list | grep postgres not showing older version.
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how to install postgres 10 on lxd alpine container?
apk add postgresql just add the latest version and i need a older version. i cant see version number on apk list | grep postgres not showing older version.

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