After adding the domain user account into the local users group, the
postgresql service can be started successfully now. We will do more testing
to make sure that all postgresql functions are working. But I want to give
my big thanks to Krystian Bigaj, Igor Neyman and Raymond O'Donnell for
offeri
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Subject: Re: Cannot start Postgresql 9.3 as a service in Windows 2012 Server
with a domain account
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Krystian Bigaj replied this in a separate email, which led to some
interesting information that I would like to share in this mailing list.
He suggested the use of the "Process Monitor" app to log the process events
during the startup of the service and look for "ACCESS DENIED" errors. Here
is wh
Thanks Ray. But unfortunately, there is no log entry in the postgresql log
(as in the data/pg_log folder). The log file is empty. I checked the log
before and after the error.
Thanks,
John
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First, we have tried many suggestions found in this and other sites. But the
problem has not been solved.
When trying to start postgresql as a service with a domain account on a
windows 2012 server, the service starts and stops immediately. The Windows
event log showed a terse error about timeout
