Hi Jeff! Jeff Williams [2005-06-20 12:03 +0200]: > Package: postgresql > Version: 7.5.6 > Severity: normal > > > My postgresql.conf seems to have been lost on the transition to 7.5. I'm > pretty sure I had the default postgresql.conf in /etc/postgresql/ but > after the transition the file /etc/postgresql/7.4/main/postgresql.conf > (which I assume should be the same file) was empty. As a result the > server stopped listening for tcp/ip connections.
Can you still reproduce/see the exact output of the package
installation process by any change? Did it succeed?
> The only cause I can think of is that my disk usage has been pushing the
> 100% mark and maybe it filled up?
Hmm, can you please check for this? Look at the output of "df".
Actually the package installation is supposed to fail if the file
cannot be installed, and leave the original file where it is. I'll try
to reproduce this condition and introduce additional checks. In the
meantime, you can create an additional dummy 7.4 cluster, copy its
postgresql.conf and remove the dummy 7.4 cluster again:
pg_createcluster 7.4 dummy
cp /etc/postgresql/7.4/{dummy,main}/postgresql.con
pg_dropcluster 7.4
/etc/init.d/postgresql-7.4 restart
Martin
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