"Jason K. Ergle" writes:
> I am having a problem with postgreql.conf becoming corrupted. We are using
> version 8.2.9 in embedded systems running Fedora Core 7. Basically, the
> postgres server holds the data that our embedded systems need to run. They
> are all using industrial solid state dis
Jason K. Ergle wrote:
> I am having a problem with postgreql.conf becoming corrupted. We are using
> version 8.2.9 in embedded systems running Fedora Core 7. Basically, the
> postgres server holds the data that our embedded systems need to run. They
> are all using industrial solid state disk dr
I am having a problem with postgreql.conf becoming corrupted. We are using
version 8.2.9 in embedded systems running Fedora Core 7. Basically, the
postgres server holds the data that our embedded systems need to run. They
are all using industrial solid state disk drives on the ext3 file system.
"Sistemas C.M.P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I had to change the file postgresql.conf (section FILE LOCATIONS -> =
> data_directory)because I need to point to another location.
> But when I reboot the system, it indicates fail (red color) on the =
> startup of postgresql service.
> But then, it
I had to change the file
postgresql.conf (section FILE LOCATIONS ->
data_directory)because I need to point to another location.
But when I reboot the system, it indicates fail (red color) on the startup of
postgresql service.
But then, it accept conections normaly and work
fine with the data
Hi,
We are migrating to a new server with more memory and also from
postgres 7.4 to postgres 8.0.1 version.
Here are my settings on the current 7.4 version:
OS : RedHat 9
CPUS: 2 hyperthreaded
Memory: 4gig
shared_buffers: 65536
sort_mem: 16384
vacuum_mem: 32768
wal_buffers: 64
effective_cache_s
On Saturday 27 March 2004 08:32 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1. Where should the postgresql.conf file be to be recognized by the
> service on startup? currently, it is inside my $PGDATA directory but
> all of its contents are commented out.
It is a template. This is where the file should be l
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 1. Where should the postgresql.conf file be to be recognized by the
> service on startup? currently, it is inside my $PGDATA directory but
> all of its contents are commented out.
That's the correct file. Uncomment anything you want to change.
> 2. I can't find a
Hello list,
1. Where should the postgresql.conf file be to be recognized by the
service on startup? currently, it is inside my $PGDATA directory but
all of its contents are commented out.
2. I can't find any log files for postgres. Inside my /var/log/
directory, there is an empty
file call
Hi all,
postgresql.conf says:
# This file is read on postmaster startup and when the postmaster
# receives a SIGHUP. If you edit the file on a running system, you have
# to SIGHUP the postmaster for the changes to take effect, or use
# "pg_ctl reload".
Does that mean I can just use "pg_ctl reloa
Greg Patnude wrote:
Running 7.3.4 on a FreeBSD 4.7 box.
Been using postgreSQL for about 2 years now... I have been the
pg-Administrator on a client's dedicated server where I ddidnt have control
over installation / compilation of postgreSQL...
I decided that I needed a development server of my own
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