Craig Ringer <cr...@postnewspapers.com.au> writes:
> Anyway, let me make sure I understand what you are saying. After you
> reboot the server, just after the PostgreSQL service has started up,
> there are several minutes where some (but not all) client connections
> tend to time out. After that initial problem period, things start to
> work properly again and the time-outs stop happening. You only have
> problems shortly after PostgreSQL (and usually the whole server) has
> been re-started.
Maybe there's some firewall filtering that takes a while to start up
fully?
What I'd try to determine is whether this behavior occurs when PG itself
is restarted without rebooting the whole machine.
regards, tom lane
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