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I like remove postgresql and associated packages. But if use apt-get, also I must remove virtualmin-base.
I see two databases on postgresql but empty (not tables)
Why need virtualmin Postgresql?
How can eliminated postgresql?<br><br>Post edited by: MarcoAntonioMateosSanchez, at: 2008/01/04 23:55
don't delete postgresql... it's needed by some of the reporting and logging cronjobs that Virtualmin runs.
QUESTION: Does Virtualmin *still* require PostgreSQL?
I don't know about Debian/Ubuntu, but on CentOS Virtualmin and Webmin do not make any use of either PostgreSQL or MySQL. I don't know about Virtualmin Pro however.
Virtualmin Pro doesn't use a database either. You can safely remove any Postgresql related packages on Debian/Ubuntu. Can't speak for CentOS though.
On CentOS, this removes the server components, and the php and perl modules for postgresql.
yum remove postgresql postgresql-libs postgresql-server perl-DBD-Pg php-pgsql
Make sure the postgresql feature is completely disabled before you remove any packages.