On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Lamar Owen wrote:
> Sorry, I've been kindof swamped around here. Please name them using, say, a
> 'JC' instead of 'PGDG' if you don't mind. I appreciate you providing these;
> however, I do intend to be releasing RPM's soon, but probably not beta2 ones.
> I have some features I want to work on first, and just simply have not yet
> had the time to do it.
Lamar,
I've been meaning to ask for a long time: Why does /var/log/pgsql get
installed with the execute bit set? I don't have any other log files with
the execute bit on, and can't imagine why that would be necessary or
useful. Am I missing something?
Also, is there a reason that the init script defaults to redirecting
stdout and stderr to /dev/null instead of to /var/log/pgsql? If the DBA
doesn't turn on logging in postgresql.conf, then very little output goes
to /var/log/pgsql, usually of an important nature like "stopped" or
"started" at a certain date. I normally change that first thing after a
new install.
Just wondering.
Thanks,
Jon
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