> Yes, this would be normal. Due to the fork nature of the backend, you
> will see with ps, depending upon traffic, the actual postmaster fork
> before the backend (postgres) is exec'd. I don't see that here due to my
> use of a pooling webserver, but non-pooled situations will have backends
We
Jean-Christophe Boggio wrote:
> Using Linux RH7.0 with correct gcc and glibc, PG7.03, Apache 1.3.14
> and PHP4. We have several unresolved questions :
> * Is it normal that
> ps aux |grep postgres
> shows (what we want : processes own by postgres) multiple postgres
> backends (which seems
Jean-Christophe Boggio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * Is it normal that
> ps aux |grep postgres
> shows (what we want : processes own by postgres) multiple postgres
> backends (which seems normal to me) *AND* multiple postmaster (same
> full cmd line).
> Sometimes we also have "defunct"
On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 02:06:01AM +0100, some SMTP stream spewed forth:
> Hi everyone,
Hi
>
> Using Linux RH7.0 with correct gcc and glibc, PG7.03, Apache 1.3.14
> and PHP4. We have several unresolved questions :
Ah, but do not we all? ;-)
>
> * Is it normal that
Er, it seems so...not sure
