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  indicates that there is intent to address the issue by bumping up the
  value of NAMELEN in some future release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux,
! but that won't likely help you in 2005.  Fedora Core 4 should have the
  issue addressed somewhat sooner. </para>
  
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  indicates that there is intent to address the issue by bumping up the
  value of NAMELEN in some future release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux,
! but that won't likely help you in 2005.  Fedora 4 should have the
  issue addressed somewhat sooner. </para>
  
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  distributions, it is also possible to install &slony1; using binary
  packages. Slony Global Development Team provides official RPMs and
! SRPMs for many versions or Red Hat ana Fedora Core.</para>
  
  <para>The RPMs are available at <ulink
! url="http://pgfoundry.org/projects/slony1/"> &slony1; at pgFoundry.org
! </ulink>. Please read <command> CURRENT_MAINTAINER</command> file for
! the details of the RPMs. Please note that the RPMs will look for RPM
  installation of &postgres;, so if you install &postgres; from source,
  you should manually ignore the RPM dependencies related to
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  distributions, it is also possible to install &slony1; using binary
  packages. Slony Global Development Team provides official RPMs and
! SRPMs for many versions or Red Hat and Fedora .</para>
  
  <para>The RPMs are available at <ulink
! url="http://yum.pgsqlrpms.org"> &postgres RPM Repository 
! </ulink>. Please read the howto provided in the website for configuring
! yum to use that repository. Please note that the RPMs will look for RPM
  installation of &postgres;, so if you install &postgres; from source,
  you should manually ignore the RPM dependencies related to
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  installing any RPM.</para>
  
! <screen>rpm -ivh postgresql-slony1-....rpm</screen>
  
! <para>If you want to upgrade the previous version, just use 
! <command>rpm -Uvh</command> to upgrade it. But please remember to follow 
! the usual upgrade procedure, too.</para>
  
  <para>The RPM installs the files into their usual places. The
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  installing any RPM.</para>
  
! <screen>yum install slony1</screen>
  
! <para>yum will pick up dependencies. This repository provides Slony-I binaries
! built against every supported &postgres version.</para>
  
  <para>The RPM installs the files into their usual places. The
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  are installed in <filename>/usr/lib/pgsql</filename>, and finally the
  docs are installed in
! <filename>/usr/share/doc/postgresql-slony1</filename>.</para>
  
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  are installed in <filename>/usr/lib/pgsql</filename>, and finally the
  docs are installed in
! <filename>/usr/share/doc/slony1</filename>.</para>
  
  </sect2>