Tom Lane wrote:
> A plain kill (SIGTERM) should remove the socket file on its way out.
> The only thing that wouldn't is kill -9 ... if you're doing it that
> way, don't.
The problem is an unexpected crash/reboot of the machine (which
shouldn't happen, but...) that leaves socket files in /tmp an
Uro¹ Gruber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I started postgres with -i switch, but when i kill the proces i can't
> start it anymore on the same port. I tried this five times and i can
> start it now on 5 ports because i have to use everytime a new port.
> FATAL: StreamServerPort: bind() failed: Ad
On Sun, 10 Dec 2000, Uro¹ Gruber wrote:
> I started postgres with -i switch, but when i kill the proces i can't
> start it anymore on the same port. I tried this five times and i can
> start it now on 5 ports because i have to use everytime a new port.
>
> I look in my /tmp and try to delete pos
Hi!
I started postgres with -i switch, but when i kill the proces i can't
start it anymore on the same port. I tried this five times and i can
start it now on 5 ports because i have to use everytime a new port.
I look in my /tmp and try to delete postgres files, but still don't
works. There is n
