Hi, thanks for your reply.
Tom Lane wrote:
>> If a user who perform "pg_ctl -w start" does not have authority to connect
>> postgres-database, pg_ctl will return 1 and show "could not start server"
>> message.
>
> You didn't say what auth method you are using
The problem that I showed occurs in f
Tatsuhito Kasahara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If a user who perform "pg_ctl -w start" does not have authority to connect
> postgres-database, pg_ctl will return 1 and show "could not start server"
> message.
pg_ctl is already set up to recognize bad-password errors as meaning the
postmaster is
Hi.
When we perform "pg_ctl -w start", postgres try to connect to
postgres-database until timeout.
If a user who perform "pg_ctl -w start" does not have authority to connect
postgres-database, pg_ctl will return 1 and show "could not start server"
message.
But, in fact server is already starting
