The Hermit Hacker <scrappy@hub.org> writes:
> cat ~pgsql/pgstart ... postmaster's own debug output? ya know, for some
> stupid reason, the only thing i'm capturing is postgres's output :( I
> just modified the pgstart script and restarted the server, so postmaster's
> output is to logs/postmaster.5432 ...
Oh, I see the problem! It's the -S in the postmaster switches:
${POSTMASTER} -d 1 -B 4096 -N 128 -S \ ^^
That redirects postmaster's stdout/stderr to /dev/null, so you never
see anything in its log except for a message or two that comes out
before -S is processed. Instead of -S you should be using
nohup ${POSTMASTER} same-switches-except-S \</dev/null >& logs/postmaster.${PORT} &
(I'm not sure if redirecting stdin to /dev/null is really necessary on
your OS, but it is on mine.)
regards, tom lane
