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From: Bernard Jauregui <bernard@cityscape.co.uk>
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Again many thanks to all (sounds like the Masons)

We now have a happy Postgres95 installation.

The flex version is very important, but the ultimate problem was with 
some orphaned memory blocks preventing the use of new pages (??).

A reboot finally cured this and it has not re-occured (yet).

Now to decide which version of md5 to standardise on :-(

Bernard