Errol Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > After making this change, and increasing the max number of buffers to > 128 and the max number of connections to 64, I rebooted my > system. Things come up fine, Postgres seems happy, but shortly after > the Postgres server dies or terminates with nothing in logs as to WHY > it terminates and it keeps doing so even after I revert back to my > original config. The only things that remedies the problem of the > server dying without any apparent notice is if I revert back to my > original /etc/system file.. Does anybody have any experience with > these issues? All I am trying to do is get a few more connections out > of my system. I could sure use someone's help. Do I need to re-compile > postgresql?
Why don't you run the server under 'truss' to see what is killing it? It it probably dumping core, or trying to, since there is nothing in the logs--check your 'ulimit -c' settings and see if there are any core files hanging around in $PGDATA. -Doug ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 4: Don't 'kill -9' the postmaster
