On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Andrew Sullivan <ajs at crankycanuck.ca> wrote:

> 1.  Learn how to do enough home repair with the tools you have that
> you can fix the faucet.
>
> 2.  Call a plumber.  (I've also noted that I am in fact such a
> plumber, and if you want such help, you can call Command Prompt or
> other companies who specialise in supporting cases like yours.  Somone
> else pointed you to a community-supplied list of such companies.  Take
> your pick.)

Another option is "nearly do nothing", keep version 8.2 only apply 8.2
updates.  This will keep the downtime minimal since no dump and
restore is needed.  And assuming that 8.2 will be supported from at
least the next 2 - 4 years, there is plenty of time to learn and plan
a version change for the future.


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