Zdenek,

On Wed, May 31, 2006 at 06:13:04PM +0200, Zdenek Kotala wrote:
> Joachim, could you explain me second point? I  cannot determine 
> described problem. By my opinion my patch does not change this behavior.

I guess what I saw was another phenomenon:

I do the following:

- vi postgresql.conf => "allow_system_table_mods = true"
- start postmaster
- vi postgresql.conf => "# allow_system_table_mods = true" (commented)
- killall -HUP postmaster

Then I get _no_ message. After another killall -HUP I do indeed get a
message. So I don't get it just for the first time which is strange, do you
see that as well?

However the message I get is that it got reset to its default value which is
wrong because its a PGC_POSTMASTER variable that can only be set at server
start (set_config_option() returns true in this case as well).

Consequently I expect to get it for every other signal I send (because the
old value is still active and differs from what is in the configuration
file).


Joachim


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