Question? Why are you restarting the postmaster? If you're getting a lot of
PIDs that means you have a lot of connections open. What are you doing to
use so many connections? Did you increase the max_connections variable?
Please supply more details of your actual problem. Perhaps a 'ps aux'
output.
Hope this helps,
On Sat, Oct 25, 2003 at 04:57:30PM +0200, Piotr Trawi?ski wrote:
>
> I have this notorious problem: at some point pgsql simply hangs up and
> requires a restart.
>
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> -------
> homer:/usr/share/doc/postgresql-contrib# /etc/init.d/postgresql restart
> Restarting PostgreSQL database: postmaster
> Stopped /usr/lib/postgresql/bin/postmaster (pid 14243 14245 14247 14750
> 14811 1489 15569 15570 15573 15584 15643 15644 15665 15800 15801
> 15804 15817 15874 16072 20473 20474 20549 20763).
> Starting PostgreSQL postmaster.
> postmaster successfully started
> ...
> homer:/usr/share/doc/postgresql-contrib#
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -------
>
> Whenever i restart the server i get a long list of pid's - sometimes its many
> lines.
>
> I wrote a little script to restart, vacuum and analyze the database. And
> although the script runs, there are no results. i have to restart the db
> manualy...
> ive seen a post about vacuum an analyze not working from the cron,
> unfortunately there was no solution.
>
> Ill be happy with any ideas - in the last week the db required me to have it
> restarted once a day which is not very convenient.
>
> I realize my app is very resource hungry but the thing is that it works great
> with mysql. The problem occurs only with pgsql which i realy need.
>
> Best regards,
> Piotr
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