"Nic Ferrier" wrote:
>- the postmaster was being started without nohup
If postmaster is being started by init, it should not need nohup, because
init never exits and postmaster is not going to get shutdown unexpectedly.
nohup has a performance cost, in that (at least on Linux) it automatically
nices (lowers the priority of) the process. You may not want the
priority lowered...
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