Uninstall postgresql on Mac

[duathlon]

I'm using Sonoma 14.5. When I click on uninstall-postgresql (9.3) nothing happens. I'm trying to update to the newest version and therefore I'm uninstalling this first.
Thanks

[Flag_Hippo]

I don't know why that isn't working for you so please open a Mac "terminal" from "Applications" or "Utilities". Then one at a time copy/paste the following commands into the terminal and press the 'Enter' key after each one:

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ps aux | grep -i 'post[mg]'

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ls -la /Library/PostgreSQL

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sudo ls -la /Library/PostgreSQL/*/data

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sudo du -hd 1 /Library/PostgreSQL/ 2>/dev/null

The last two commands may ask for your Mac administrator password and for security reasons might not show anything as you type it in.

Once those commands run take a screenshot:

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Next copy/paste these:

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sudo ls -la /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.edb*

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sudo du -hd 1 /Users/ 2>/dev/null

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sudo cat /Users/postgres/data/PG_VERSION

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sudo find / -name pg_hba.conf 2>/dev/null

The last one could take a couple minutes or so to complete, wait until it appears gone and get another screenshot.

When you have the screenshots please attach them to a Support Ticket where a technician can review the information and give further guidance on upgrading your current PostgreSQL.

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