Re: [HACKERS] The last configuration file patch (I hope!) This one

2003-02-19 Thread mlw
Bruce Momjian wrote: mlw wrote: I raised the possibility of moving the pid file only last week. Tom pointed out that it acts as a lock on the database to prevent two postmasters' trying to manage the same database. As such it should NOT be a configurable parameter. This is a differe

Re: [HACKERS] The last configuration file patch (I hope!) This one

2003-02-19 Thread mlw
Oliver Elphick wrote: On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 02:43, mlw wrote: PostgreSQL Extended Configuration Patch ... --- Run-time process ID --- postmaster -R /var/run/postmaster.pid This will direct PostgreSQL to write its process ID number to a file, /var/run/postgresql.conf --- postgresql.con

Re: [HACKERS] The last configuration file patch (I hope!) This one

2003-02-19 Thread Oliver Elphick
On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 02:43, mlw wrote: > PostgreSQL Extended Configuration Patch ... > --- Run-time process ID --- > postmaster -R /var/run/postmaster.pid > > This will direct PostgreSQL to write its process ID number > to a file, /var/run/postgresql.conf > > --- postgresql.conf options --- ...

Re: [HACKERS] The last configuration file patch (I hope!) This one

2003-02-18 Thread Neil Conway
On Tue, 2003-02-18 at 21:43, mlw wrote: > This patch enables PostgreSQL to be far more flexible in > its configuration methodology. Without weighing in on the configuration debate, one thing this patch definitely needs to do is update the documentation. Cheers, Neil -- Neil Conway <[EMAIL PROTE

[HACKERS] The last configuration file patch (I hope!) This one does it all.

2003-02-18 Thread mlw
PostgreSQL Extended Configuration Patch Mohawk Software, 2003 This patch enables PostgreSQL to be far more flexible in its configuration methodology. Specifically, It adds two more command line parameters, "-C" which specifies either the location of the postgres configuration file or a directory co