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PostgreSQL is an open source object-relational database system.
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Install both postgis and postgresql-9.1-postgis packages?
I've installed the PostgreSQL package (ver. 9.1) on a Debian 7 server using the command "apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib". I now want to install PostGIS as well. … Yet this Debian page seems to imply that you should install both packages as postgis contains common PostGIS files while postgresql-9.1-postgis contains files that specifically support PostgreSQL 9.1 …
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