The error message is
"su: /bin/bash Permission denied". The following is my startup script.
It is okay when it is run on command line.
It fails when it is called in /etc/init.d as Linux boots.
What do I need to do?
Thanks
#! /bin/sh
# PostgreSQL startup/shutdown script
#
#
case "$1" in
start)
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Tsirkin Evgeny wrote:
Well i guess that there are cases where that is not so.However i
understand that postgres does not have any way accept
the automatic.
Largely true. There may be ways of forcing a from-memory query once the
system is in place, but I am not sure that this is always wha
Hi Chris,
> So basically it is hanging when writing to the socket. Does
> this change if you use TCP/IP (say adding a -h localhost to
> your commandline)?
This seems to work on one of my test machines where pg_restore was failing
before...still need to make sure that this will work always, b
Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Wow, incredible. You misread the whole documentation.
I certainly did, I read it with more care this time. It is a great
solution when we're required to return a single record with a custom
type, which are few but there certainly are.
I wonder if you know any tricks t
Hi everyone,
I got a problem. When I try to start postgreSQl
service in Windows, I can not start it. The error
message is "Could not start the postgreSQL service on
Local Computer. The service did not return an error.
This could be an interal Windows error or an internal
service error". I apprecia
We have "one" corrupted table in a v7.2.4 database. The others are good.
We have identified the table should have 25 rows in it, and using pg_dump we
can get the first 10.
I was wondering if we could use the zero_damaged_pages under v7.2 to
hopefully skip over the corrupted data and read the re
