Nishad PRAKASH writes:
> In psql, when connected to template1 as the postgres superuser, the
> \df function complains about some memory allocation problem.
The \d series of psql commands are really just shortcuts for various SQL
queries to the system catalogs. Start psql with the -E option to see them.
Therefore it is unlikely that this behaviour is entirely localized at
these functions. Have you run the regression tests without problems?
> can=# \dS
> The connection to the server was lost. Attempting reset: Failed.
Can you show the server output. There's probably a segmentation fault or
failed assertion in the backend involved, which we'd need to see.
> !# \d
> You are currently not connected to a database.
> !# \c can
> No Postgres username specified in startup packet.
> Segmentation fault
That's certainly a psql problem. Can you show a backtrace from gdb?
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