Solved. For now.
- LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
I copied this folder from another postgres installation i did some
months back on another system and wham, up and running agan.
weird.
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On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 11:27 AM, CyTG cytg@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, i recently migrated from mysql to postgres and i might have made a
no-no in that process.
bascily i want/need a selfcontained folder \database where i can zip
that directory move it anywhere, unzip and carry on my busniess with
no dependencies. Postgres presented me with a challenge in this regard
as i am not allowed to run it from a admin account (yes i know i know,
still..), alas i followed the steps here
http://charupload.wordpress.com/2008/07/26/manual-installation-of-postgresql-under-administrator-user-in-windows/
initdb -D c:\postgresql\data
pg_ctl.exe start -D c:\postgresql\data
Fantastic, i was up and running, migrated my data and continued
developent .. the server have stopped on occasion on its own for some
reason i cannot pinpoint, but now it is totally unable to start up,
here is the recent entries from the server log.
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
FATAL: could not select a suitable default timezone
DETAIL: It appears that your GMT time zone uses leap seconds.
PostgreSQL does not support leap seconds.
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
FATAL: could not select a suitable default timezone
DETAIL: It appears that your GMT time zone uses leap seconds.
PostgreSQL does not support leap seconds.
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
LOG: could not open directory G:/mysql/pgsql/share/timezone: No
such file or directory
FATAL: could not select a suitable default timezone
DETAIL: It appears that your GMT time zone uses leap seconds.
PostgreSQL does not support leap seconds.
Dont put anything onto the g:/mysql directory, inhere mysql and
postgres lives side by side...
I understand the error, the directory is NOT there ... but this thing
was running happily a few days ago .. what went wrong ???
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