Hello everyone, there is a way to solve the issue : SCRAM authentication requires libpq version 10? thanks for any advice.

At the end of it I’ve made turn around, thank for the effort by everyone, I’m too afraid to touch a production enviroment … so I get solution moving to another location for the db. should I close it right?

libpq version 10 is provided/ compatibile with CentOS 7?

This is a lib provided by PostgreSQL, right? So you will need PGSQL 10 to add the correct lib version. Something like: sudo yum install postgresql10-devel

[image] robb: sudo yum install postgresql10-devel it says nothing to do… [image]

Hi You’re missing the Postgresql Repo, see here: [image] How To Install PostgreSQL 10 on CentOS 7 / RHEL 7 - YallaLabs In this guide, you will learn how to install Postgresql 10 (postgres) on a CentOS 7 / RHEL 7 server and go over some basic ways to use it. Estimated reading t…

I shall not install PGSQL 10 on a distro who’s already shipping 9.2…

Hi @pike PGSQL 9.2 is already quite dated (EOL) on Centos7 / NethServer… NethServer as such does not even use PGSQL - so no conflicts. PGSQL10 is available for Centos7 / NethServer MariaDB is already several versions on the same server, as soon as NextCloud is installed. If needed, there are 4 va…

[image] Andy_Wismer: NethServer as such does not even use PGSQL - so no conflicts. [image] Zammad ticketing/helpdesk on Nethserver available Feature It’s not a conflict, it updates the default postgresql 9.2 provided by CentOS 7 that’s still used by Webtop, zabbix a…

@pike I’ve never used either SoGo or WebTop, Zammad is “fairly” new, and Zabbix / PHPMyAdmin / PHPPGAdmin are 3rd party contributed modules… So besides WebTop / Zammad I’m not incorrect. I thought WebTop uses MySQL, my bad… :slight_smile: My 2 cents Andy

Andy, sorry. As a matter of facts and as stated by you, due to WebTop unfortunately you’re wrong. Currently Webtop is part of the “standard” packages/modules of NethServer, therefore if someone starts to tinker with PG10, Webtop automatically is a no-go.