Ed,
If I continue to see the behavior I will turn the logging stuff on as
you suggested. The machine uptime is show 3+ days so it did not reboot.
Thanks.
--sean
Ed L. wrote:
>On Monday February 23 2004 8:43, Sean Shanny wrote:
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>>I restarted postgres this morning to make a configuration file change
>>take effect and when I looked at the serverlog to make sure things were
>>ok I found the prior shutdown message(*in bold*). This shut down was
>>not initiated by me or anyone else who has access to the machine. Any
>>ideas as to what might be causing this?
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>>LOG: unexpected EOF on client connection
>>*LOG: received smart shutdown request *
>>*FATAL: the database system is shutting down
>>FATAL: the database system is shutting down
>>LOG: server process (PID 4691) was terminated by signal 9
>>LOG: terminating any other active server processes
>>LOG: statistics collector process (PID 361) was terminated by signal 9
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>Looks like it got a SIGTERM, which is what you might get if someone shutdown
>OSX (osx pls gurus correct me). Maybe your machine rebooted? Logging
>pids and timestamps might help tell the tale next time ...
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