PostgreSQL v7.3.3 Now Available for Download

As the PostgreSQL developers continue to move forward on the upcoming v7.4
release, several bug fixes have been tag'd as being safe to back-patch
into the v7.3.x branch.

It has been almost three(3) months now since the last release on the v7.3
branch, and there have been several fixes back patched, suitable for
production release.

As such, the PostgreSQL Group is pleased to announce the availabilty of
v7.3.3 for download from ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/sources/v7.3.3, as
well as all mirror sites.

This release, as with all minor releases, does not *require* a dump/reload
to be upgraded to, but there is a change to pg_proc, as pertains
timestamptz_izone that only takes effect after an initdb ...

Please report any bugs with this release to pgsql-bugs(at)postgresql(dot)org

On the mirrors:
The "latest" link still points to the 7.3.2 source.
There is still a v7.3.2 link.
There isn't a v7.3.3 link.

I don't remember the link for the primary server so I can't check if
this is just something that hasn't propagated yet. Or if it needs to
be changed on the primary server.

fixed .. thanks ...

On Tue, 27 May 2003, Bruno Wolff III wrote:

> On the mirrors:
> The "latest" link still points to the 7.3.2 source.
> There is still a v7.3.2 link.
> There isn't a v7.3.3 link.
>
> I don't remember the link for the primary server so I can't check if
> this is just something that hasn't propagated yet. Or if it needs to
> be changed on the primary server.
>

It's called "PostgreSQL 7.3.3", not "PostgreSQL v7.3.3".

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