ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS postgres systemd service
I am installing Postgres 11 on Ubuntu 18.04. When you do a non-default install:
First install postgresql-common. Adapt the config file to NOT create main cluster , start_conf= 'auto' and data_directory = '/pgs002/%v/%c'
Install postgresql-11, contrib and postgresql-11-postgis-2.5
Then you create a cluster with pg_createcluster.
There are two problems:
The DB does not start. (because the
pg_hba_confetc are in/etc/postgres... and not in/pgs002/11/cluster/data).
This is easy to fix, just copy the conf files to the right places.
- The service is not created or not created in the correct way. There are two
postgresqlfiles in/lib/systemd/system,postgresql.serviceandpostgresql@.service. The latter's file size is 1580, the former's 337. The latter seems to be correct, (contents of the file) but not the name. There is no service created for the cluster.
How can I fix this problem?
systemd postgresql
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I am installing Postgres 11 on Ubuntu 18.04. When you do a non-default install:
First install postgresql-common. Adapt the config file to NOT create main cluster , start_conf= 'auto' and data_directory = '/pgs002/%v/%c'
Install postgresql-11, contrib and postgresql-11-postgis-2.5
Then you create a cluster with pg_createcluster.
There are two problems:
The DB does not start. (because the
pg_hba_confetc are in/etc/postgres... and not in/pgs002/11/cluster/data).
This is easy to fix, just copy the conf files to the right places.
- The service is not created or not created in the correct way. There are two
postgresqlfiles in/lib/systemd/system,postgresql.serviceandpostgresql@.service. The latter's file size is 1580, the former's 337. The latter seems to be correct, (contents of the file) but not the name. There is no service created for the cluster.
How can I fix this problem?
systemd postgresql
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
13
add a comment |
I am installing Postgres 11 on Ubuntu 18.04. When you do a non-default install:
First install postgresql-common. Adapt the config file to NOT create main cluster , start_conf= 'auto' and data_directory = '/pgs002/%v/%c'
Install postgresql-11, contrib and postgresql-11-postgis-2.5
Then you create a cluster with pg_createcluster.
There are two problems:
The DB does not start. (because the
pg_hba_confetc are in/etc/postgres... and not in/pgs002/11/cluster/data).
This is easy to fix, just copy the conf files to the right places.
- The service is not created or not created in the correct way. There are two
postgresqlfiles in/lib/systemd/system,postgresql.serviceandpostgresql@.service. The latter's file size is 1580, the former's 337. The latter seems to be correct, (contents of the file) but not the name. There is no service created for the cluster.
How can I fix this problem?
systemd postgresql
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
13
I am installing Postgres 11 on Ubuntu 18.04. When you do a non-default install:
First install postgresql-common. Adapt the config file to NOT create main cluster , start_conf= 'auto' and data_directory = '/pgs002/%v/%c'
Install postgresql-11, contrib and postgresql-11-postgis-2.5
Then you create a cluster with pg_createcluster.
There are two problems:
The DB does not start. (because the
pg_hba_confetc are in/etc/postgres... and not in/pgs002/11/cluster/data).
This is easy to fix, just copy the conf files to the right places.
- The service is not created or not created in the correct way. There are two
postgresqlfiles in/lib/systemd/system,postgresql.serviceandpostgresql@.service. The latter's file size is 1580, the former's 337. The latter seems to be correct, (contents of the file) but not the name. There is no service created for the cluster.
How can I fix this problem?
systemd postgresql
systemd postgresql
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
13
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
13
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
50k13131238
edited Dec 12 at 9:59
Zanna
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50k13131238
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
13
asked Dec 12 at 8:24
Herwig Goemans
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asked Dec 12 at 8:24
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I think I can answer my own question after some: when you create a PG cluster this way, you have to enable the service yourself: sudo systemctl enable postgresql@version-cluster name.
After that, the symlinks are created and you can manage the instance with the service file.
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I think I can answer my own question after some: when you create a PG cluster this way, you have to enable the service yourself: sudo systemctl enable postgresql@version-cluster name.
After that, the symlinks are created and you can manage the instance with the service file.
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I think I can answer my own question after some: when you create a PG cluster this way, you have to enable the service yourself: sudo systemctl enable postgresql@version-cluster name.
After that, the symlinks are created and you can manage the instance with the service file.
answered Dec 19 at 9:02
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I think I can answer my own question after some: when you create a PG cluster this way, you have to enable the service yourself: sudo systemctl enable postgresql@version-cluster name.
After that, the symlinks are created and you can manage the instance with the service file.
answered Dec 19 at 9:02
Herwig Goemans
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I think I can answer my own question after some: when you create a PG cluster this way, you have to enable the service yourself: sudo systemctl enable postgresql@version-cluster name.
After that, the symlinks are created and you can manage the instance with the service file.
answered Dec 19 at 9:02
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