[ADMIN] Re: Postgres Startup trouble

What is 'action' for. The script works fine on my system, if remove the 'action ""' stuff and outcomment the line . /etc/rc.d/functions. So I guess there is a problem with this action procedure. Arne ---(end of broadcast)--- TIP 5: Have you ch

[ADMIN] Re: Postgres Startup trouble

This looks like a RedHat startup script. The line . /etc/rc.d/functions sources a bunch of bash functions, one of which is 'action'. action prints the first argument, and runs the rest of the arguments, checking the return result to print the green or red [OK] or [FAILED] in the RedHat boot se

[ADMIN] Re: postgres

HEAVEN FORBID!! Ascent Avenues wrote: Has postgres anything to do with progress?

[ADMIN] Re: Postgres DB on Win NT

You can also try the following page: http://people.freebsd.org/~kevlo/postgres/portNT.html This shows you how to run PostgreSQL with Cygwin. Cygwin is a unix environment running on NT. There isn't an NT native version of PostgreSQL. v/r Jeff Plaxton ""Kuti Attila"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr

[ADMIN] Re: postgres limitation

Put both in, the short for the managers who want to compare postgresql to and the long for the techies Andrew On Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 09:44:12PM -0500, Bruce Momjian wrote: > Can I get some feedback from the group? Should a long or short version > be used in the FAQ? > > > > > How about th

[ADMIN] Re: Postgres and Macintosh Clients

Samuel, you should have a look at RealBasic version Pro: Even if their PostgreSQL driver is (a bit) buggy, it allows access to your databases from MacOS. There's also a PostgreSQL extension to Frontier, a widely used cross-platform scripting tool: