Richard E Miles said:
> |I have postgresql server running on my system however when the system
> |restarts I always have to run postmaster ?D postgresSQL is there a
> |command to get this to run automatically so I don?t have to do this
> over |and over again.
>
>
> You need to set postgress to run at startup.
> chkconfig -add postgresql
> reboot
wrong syntax, slmost wrong direction.
the postgresql rpm should automatically do the
chkconfig --add postgresql
(notice the double -)
and then you wnat to make sure that it's running at runlevels 3 and 5
chkconfig --level 35 postresql on
also, if you're a CLIaphobe, do this:
(start/redhat/whatever) -> system settings -> server settings -> services
you can enable and disable through that.
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