Geoffrey wrote:
How do folks handle the death of the postmaster in their applications?
Assuming the postmaster dies after an application has connected to the
database, but before it makes a request. What should I look for?
Currently our application that's in development does not handle the
si
It does not get mail for a long time. ;^)
It also can not establish a connection to the listener.
If you are on the same machine as the db, you could check
to see if the process is running. You could also setup
an inetd listener that indicates the status of the
postmaster. I have not done that
Geoffrey wrote:
> How do folks handle the death of the postmaster in their applications?
> Assuming the postmaster dies after an application has connected to the
> database, but before it makes a request. What should I look for?
> Currently our application that's in development does not handle the
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 02:44:03PM -0400, Geoffrey wrote:
> How do folks handle the death of the postmaster in their applications?
> Assuming the postmaster dies after an application has connected to the
> database, but before it makes a request. What should I look for?
> Currently our applicat
How do folks handle the death of the postmaster in their applications?
Assuming the postmaster dies after an application has connected to the
database, but before it makes a request. What should I look for?
Currently our application that's in development does not handle the
situation well. Wh
