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From Charlie Crissman
Subject psql dies if I use non-default MaxBackends & NBuffers
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Responses Re: psql dies if I use non-default MaxBackends & NBuffers  (Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us>)
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I have a weird one... when I start my postmaster with non-default
MaxBackends & NBuffers (I am using 64 & 128 respectively, in this example),
I try to connect via psql and psql quits after I enter my password.  Even if
I set them to the default (using -o "-N 32 -B 64"), the same thing happens.
If I leave that off of my startup command, psql connects ok.

Any ideas?

Charlie Crissman

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