Well, PgPool-II by default uses the port 9999 for connection handling
and 9898 for administration tasks. So, I suggest you that use these ports.
Remember that the owner of the directory where is located the pgpool.pid
is the postgres user.
I suggest you that you make a directory inside /var/run/ named pgpool
and then change the owner to postgres:
mkdir /var/run/pgpool
chown postgres /var/run/pgpool/
Then you must replace the /etc/init.d/pgpool2 init script the line that
says:
PIDFILE=/var/run/pgpool.pid
by
PIDFILE=/var/run/pgpool/pgpool.pid
and the last suggestion that I can offer you is to create a specific
directory for PgPool's logs:
mkdir var/log/pgpool
chown postgres /var/log/pgpool
and you must change the log_directory flag on he pgpool.conf file.
What O.S are you using?
Regards
El 6/28/2011 11:57 AM, Joseph Umana escribió:
Hi Marcos.
Thank you very much for replying.
Pgpool.conf is located under /usr/local/etc/
The folder /var/run/pgpool has permissions of 755.
Also, I granted all permissions to pgpool.pid file: 777.
And seems you're right. Looking at the Conf file, I can see pgpool and
postgreSql are both set to run on port 5432.
What port do you suggest for pgpool?
Thanks again.
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