Hi all,
What's the best/correct way to cause the PostgreSQL server to startup
automatically when rebooting on OSX 10.7 Lion?
I'm using a macports install of postgres 8.4 and went through a couple grueling
days, sudo'd up to my eyeballs, to restore the postgres user and have a working
installation.
To start the service, I'm currently invoking this on the cmd-line:
sudo su postgres -c "/opt/local/lib/postgresql84/bin/pg_ctl -D
/opt/local/var/postgresql84/defaultdb -l
/opt/local/var/postgresql84/defaultdb/data/logfile.txt start"
That's pretty cumbersome for each reboot. I've also seen references to
manually invoking this on the cmd-line:
sudo serveradmin start postgres
But that yields "postgres:error = "CANNOT_LOAD_BUNDLE_ERR"
Is there an /etc or OSX-specific solution people are using for restarts? My PG
8.3 server restarted automagically on OSX 10.5. While I don't recall setting
up anything specifically to make that happen, memory fades...
Thanks in advance!
Scott
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