On 27 Feb 2003 at 14:51, Catalin wrote:
> i'm afraid i don't have any logs.
> i have the default redhat instalation of postgres 7.0.2 which comes with no
> logging enabled.
>
> i will try to enable logging and post the logs to the list !
>
> anyway in PHP when trying to connect to the crashed SQL server i get the
> error message:
> Too many connections...
Tell me. Does that sound like a crash? To me the server is well alive.
And if you are using default configuration, you must be experiencing a real
pathetic performance for a real world load.
Try tuning the database. There are too many tips to put in one place. but
editing /var/lib/data/postgresql/postgresql.conf ( I hope I am right, I am too
used to do pg_ctl by hand. Never used services provided by disro.s) is first
step. You need to read the admin guide as well.
HTH
Bye
Shridhar
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until it exceeds the probable cost of errors, or until someone insists on
getting some useful work done.
