'How do I get 'psql' (from pgadmin4) installed on Fedora 34?
I am attempting to install 'pgadmin4' on a Fedora 34 VM (AWS AMI EC2), but it is not installing 'psql'
I ran these commands:
sudo rpm -i https://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/pgadmin/pgadmin4/yum/pgadmin4-fedora-repo-2-1.noarch.rpm
sudo yum install pgadmin4-desktop
and psql is no where to be found
I ran: sudo find / -type f -name psql, and nothing was found.
How do I get psql installed on Fedora 34?
I do not want to install the server / database. I just need 'psql' on the system. I do not need or want the web components.
I have lost about three hours with this, extremely frustrated.
I have searched and searched, tried a number of things.
It will be a miracle if I can get this working, if anyone has any ideas or has actually installed pgadmin4-desktop successfully or found a way to get psql onto a system (without installing the database software).
I just need the psql client.
Thank You,
Solution 1:[1]
Try
sudo yum install postgresql
pgadmin4-desktop sounds like GUI to me. If you need server it's in postgresql-server
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