> I imagine the configuration was mangled somewhere down the line.
> Perhaps I need to reinstall Ubuntu, though it's not something I look
> forward to (I already tried uninstalling Postgres and wiping away all
> references to it prior to my last install).
>
> Thanks for taking a look!
>
> -
Hi Richard,
Thanks for your response.
Below is a console session (again, this is on Ubuntu). I attempt to
run the init script but can't start Postgres and don't see any error
messages in the console or output in the log directory.
I then switch to the 'postgres' user and can run pg_ctl to start
Mike wrote:
Hello,
I know this is probably a borderline Linux question but I think
someone with PostgreSQL expertise will better be able to answer it (I
already struck out on the Linux side and after much searching on the
Web).
I installed Postgres 8.1 on Ubuntu 6.10 using Synaptic. Postgres is
Hello,
I know this is probably a borderline Linux question but I think
someone with PostgreSQL expertise will better be able to answer it (I
already struck out on the Linux side and after much searching on the
Web).
I installed Postgres 8.1 on Ubuntu 6.10 using Synaptic. Postgres is
listed under
