Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-17 Thread Robert Fitzpatrick
On Wed, 2007-01-17 at 14:13 +, Dave Page wrote: > Raymond O'Donnell wrote: > > Robert Fitzpatrick wrote: > > > >> Thanks, yes, I verified the services has 'postgres' as the account being > >> used under the Log On tab of the PostgreSQL service. But still, the > >> service will not start with t

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-17 Thread Dave Page
Raymond O'Donnell wrote: > Robert Fitzpatrick wrote: > >> Thanks, yes, I verified the services has 'postgres' as the account being >> used under the Log On tab of the PostgreSQL service. But still, the >> service will not start with the administrative permissions error >> previously posted. Any ot

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-17 Thread Raymond O'Donnell
Robert Fitzpatrick wrote: Thanks, yes, I verified the services has 'postgres' as the account being used under the Log On tab of the PostgreSQL service. But still, the service will not start with the administrative permissions error previously posted. Any other ideas? Did you check that the "po

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-17 Thread Robert Fitzpatrick
On Tue, 2007-01-16 at 20:00 -0600, Adam Rich wrote: > Robert, > Open "Computer Management" and find the postgres service. > There should be an item saying "Run As". You want that to be > a non-privledged account. Typically, postgres asks you what account > to use when you install it. Just make

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-17 Thread Magnus Hagander
> That -- and make sure your "Secondary Logon" service is running. Also, to > confirm, "Log On As" column in front of the pg service should mention the > postgres (low privileged) user. Secondary logon service is only needed during installation. It's only used to launch initdb. /Magnus

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-16 Thread Abdul Hayee Bhatti
That -- and make sure your "Secondary Logon" service is running. Also, to confirm, "Log On As" column in front of the pg service should mention the postgres (low privileged) user. A. Hayee On 1/17/07, Adam Rich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Robert, Open "Computer Management" and find the postgre

Re: [GENERAL] Process won't start in Windows

2007-01-16 Thread Adam Rich
Robert, Open "Computer Management" and find the postgres service. There should be an item saying "Run As". You want that to be a non-privledged account. Typically, postgres asks you what account to use when you install it. Just make sure that account has not been granted administrative rights