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From ray madigans.org
Subject Database not starting in init.d
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Msg-id 1806501231.148395.1458228002175.JavaMail.vpopmail@atl4oxapp109.mgt.hosting.qts.netsol.com
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Responses Re: Database not starting in init.d  (Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@aklaver.com>)
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 I am attempting to setup a small postgresql database on a =
beaglebone black.  The application is slow so I am storing the databas=
e on a 64GB microsd card.  I formatted the drive, mounted it all corre=
ctly.I logged in as postgressudo su postgres# create t=
he database cluster./initdb /data   # the mountpoint is /data</=
p># It all seemed to work correctly.  I can./postgres -D /da=
ta and the cluster seems to start correctly.I want the database to s=
tart in init.d so I edited the three lines in /etc/postgresql/9.1/postgresq=
l.conf and pointed the three entries to /data.  When I start the machi=
ne the database fails with the following in the log fileautovacuum l=
auncher starteddatabase system is readyincomplete startup pac=
ketreceived smart shutdown requestautovacuum launcher shuttin=
g downdatabase system is shutdownI have obviously missed some=
thing, any pointer to where to find what I missed would be appreciated.=

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