Change apt::pin to apt_postgresql_org to prevent error message #695
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Change apt::pin to apt_postgresql_org to prevent error message
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Change apt::pin to apt_postgresql_org to prevent error message
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If manage_package_repo = true the repo.pp will call apt::pin and a file 50apt.postgresql.org will be created. But this causes the error message "wrong file extension in ..." if run apt-get or apt-cache.