Hi,
I'm currently installing postgreSQL-6.5 on our Solaris 2.5 system. The
postmaster process is failing on some systems because it's trying to
get a shared memory segment of about 1.3 megabytes and the system defined
maximum size is only 1 megabyte.
This maximum is something that can apparently be adjusted by the system
administrator - some of our machines have a larger value for shmmax
specified in the /etc/system file, and on those systems postmaster runs
OK. However, other systems which do not have this entry in /etc/system are
apparently defaulting to the 1 megabyte maximum.
As far as I know, 6.4.2 did not have this problem. Is there any way that
6.5 can be tuned to keep it under the 1 meg limit? If not, it would be nice
to at least include some documentation of this potential pitfall.
Thanks very much.
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