Jukka <[email protected]> writes: > Someone on the IRC channel told me to post this here. > > But basically I've installed 'postgresql-service' in a system config, like > this: > > (postgresql-service > #:config-file (local-file "../psql/postgresql.conf") > #:data-directory "/data/psql" > #:locale "en_US.utf8") > %base-services))) > > I changed the contents of postgresql.conf (again), and re-ran "sudo guix > system reconfigure". > > Then I wanted to stop the postgres service, and I believe I ran: "sudo herd > stop postgres". > > The first time I did that, Herd told me it stopped postgres, but when called > again, this happens: > > ~$ sudo herd stop postgres > herd: service 'postgres' could not be found > > (Why would the service "not be found", if it's installed?)
Hi Jukka, This is a bug with the 'postgres' service: it does not stop. I reported it there: https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=29992 Thank you, Clément
