2 years ago
I followed this article but came with an error
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2 years ago
what was the command ran to take the backup?
pg_restore -U postgres -h autorack.proxy.rlwy.net -p 28543 -W -F t -d railway SCHOOL_MANAGER
2 years ago
im sorry but that doesnt quite answer my question
pg_dump -U postgres -h monorail.proxy.rlwy.net -p 30383 -W -F t railway > SCHOOL_MANAGER
2 years ago
what version of pg_dump are you using?
2 years ago
and what about pg_restore?
2 years ago
i cant reproduce the issue with pg_restore / pg_dump 16.x, i ran the same commands you gave me
I used the file which I backed up 2 months ago, it works just fine, but not the new one
2 years ago
i didnt take a backup of your database lol
2 years ago
i assume its a bad file
2 years ago
because restoring from the file doesnt work
2 years ago
nope, you would want to use pg_dump and pg_restore for that
2 years ago
you need to use the public host and port
2 years ago
thats the internal host
2 years ago
external and internal
2 years ago
i honestly dont know, unfortunately theres not all that much i can do here as we cant really provide support for 3rd party software
Well it finished with a warning the data was restored safely, thanks anyway





