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promscale-extension fatal error: 'libintl.h' file not found

I'm attempting to compile promscale-extension for PostgreSQL 14.5 on FreeBSD 13.1, but I keep getting fatal error: 'libintl.h' file not found. I've verified that the file /usr/local/include/libintl.h ...
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How do I install multiple versions of a package on FreeBSD?

I currently have PostgreSQL 9.5 installed on my FreeBSD 11.4 box. I'd like to upgrade to PostgreSQL 13, and this will require a database migration. All the migration procedures I can find want to have ...
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Install Postgres database on FreeBSD

How does one go about discovering and installing the Postgres database system onto a FreeBSD machine? Must one install the entire gig of data for the entire Ports tree, and then compile from source? ...
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On FreeBSD, or other BSDs, what directory is commonly used for data folder storing the content of a database such as Postgres

I am wondering if there is a convention on where to store the data folder containing all the files for the tables and rows of a relational database system such as Postgres.
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How can I port-forward OpenShift with standard UNIX commands?

The OpenShift Origin Client Tools allow to forward ports (example command: oc port-forward postgresql-1-a7hrv 5432). However, my database backups are fetched from a FreeBSD box. Apparently the oc ...
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How to install PostgreSQL 9.3 in FreeBSD jail?

I configured virtual NICS using pf, and a jail for FreeBSD using qjail create pgsql-jail 192.168.0.3. When I tried to install PostgreSQL 9.3 using port collection, it shows strange message at first. ...
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PostgreSQL on FreeBSD - 'Kerberos 5 authentication not supported'

I've been trying to get a FreeBSD machine to talk to a networked postgreSQL database. I assumed that the machine had kerberos installed, as it's what I use to log in, and I was told that FreeBSD has ...
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