Re: [ADMIN] PG 7.3.3 startup problem

[Renney Thomas]

A good start would be to read the logfile. A lot of startup problems can 
be solved from the messages within. It could be something as simple as 
trying to start PG as root.

Kris Kiger wrote:

I've installed postgres 7.3.3 on one of my debian machines.  On other 
installations postgres is started automatically on machine bootup. 
However, on one installation it fails to do so.  In fact, it doesn't 
appear that PG tries to start at all durring the bootup process.  I'm 
still relatively new to linux, but from my understanding, I need to be 
looking in the /etc/init.d directory for boot setup information.  Does 
anyone know of a good reference I could learn more about how the linux 
bootup process works, and how to trouble shoot this particular 
problem? Thanks in advance for the help

Kris



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