On 05/nov/07, at 13:08, Dave Page wrote:
Phill wrote:
I have never succesfully launched pgAdmin on this computer so there
are no
pgAdmin files anywhere in my Library directory. By the way, Activity
Monitor
reports that once i lanuch pgAdmin it uses all available processor
capacity.
Simon
Likewise, I don't have a pgadmin3 preferences file present.
Phill
Somehow (and I don't know how yet) I just reproduced this on my PPC
box.
Can you please start pgAdmin so it sits on the dock, and then in a
terminal window, run
ps -ef |grep pg_dump
I found I had a zombie pg_dump process (pgAdmin calls pg_dump at
startup
to check the version). I then renamed the copy of pg_dump in the
pgAdmin
appbundle, and one I had in /usr/local/bin (you might have others in
the
path of course). After I killed pgAdmin, it then started just fine.
/D
Yep that's it!
Renamed pg_dump and it starts just fine.
Phill
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