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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Simple Resolve project server with automatic backups
There are a lot of ways to host a Resolve project server, but each of them has their own set of issues. The official project server requires manual backups, and other options can be complicated for those that don't have access to an IT team. Hopefully this is a more reliable and simpler solution for smaller teams!
### Features
- **Lightweight** - Docker based, so doesn't require a full MacOS or Windows machine or VM.
- **Lightweight** - Docker based, so doesn't require a full macOS or Windows machine or VM.
- **Platform Independent** - can be installed on Windows, Mac, Linux, QNAP, Synology, RPi, really anything that can run Docker.
- **Compatible with Resolve's existing backup/restore functions** - All backup files use the standard Resolve *.backup file syntax, and can be restored from the Resolve UI
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## Different PostgreSQL versions
Generally, Resolve is not very tolerant of mismatched PostgreSQL versions. Resolve 18 uses PostgreSQL 13, which is what this repo now defaults to. Resolve 17 and below use PostgreSQL 9.5. Unfortunately the major release 9.5 is EOL, and 9.5.4 in particular has a lot of vulnerabilities that make it insecure. Since most people are still using the default Resolve credentials for their server, security generally isn't the biggest concern, but if you are trying to secure your project server with an older version of Resolve, you will want to move to a supported version of PostgreSQL.
Generally, Resolve is not very tolerant of mismatched PostgreSQL versions. Resolve 18 uses PostgreSQL 13, which is what this repository now defaults to. Resolve 17 and below use PostgreSQL 9.5. Unfortunately the major release 9.5 is EOL, and 9.5.4 in particular has a lot of vulnerabilities that make it insecure.
Since most people are still using the default Resolve credentials for their server, security generally isn't the biggest concern, but if you are trying to secure your project server with an older version of Resolve, you will want to move to a supported version of PostgreSQL.
Resolve 17 and below still use a legacy feature that has been removed in PostgreSQL 12, so the latest major version that is useable is 11, which will be maintained until November 9, 2023.