John Cunningham wrote: ...
The machine in question will do nothing but serve databases. It's a dual 3.2Ghz Xeon with 100GB or 15K RPM RAID 5 and 8 GB of RAM. I'd like to configure it to get the most out of the server possible as far as shared memory, sort memore, etc. I haven't found a lot of documentation on this.
What OS?
By the way, for some reason Postgres 7.4.x wouldn't install properly - had a problem with initdb - had to use 7.3.6
I had a similar problem under Fedora Core 3 that Tom Lane solved quickly for me. From my notes:
Run '/usr/sbin/setenforce 0' before intializing database. Ok to turn back on with '/usr/sbin/setenforce 1' afterwards.
Has to do with the Fedora using SELinux by default now.
Dunno if that is your situation...
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