Jose' Cruanyes wrote:
> probably the scripts kicks in too early because the
> "StartupParameters.plist" file is not correct
SNIP
>
>>> On Mon, 2004-06-07 at 10:28, Randall Perry wrote:
>>>
>>>> On searching the archives I noticed Bob Smith in Jul, 2002 had a
>>>> similar
>>>> problem to mine, but never posted a solution.
>>>>
>>>> I'm using pgsql 7.4.2 on Mac OS 10.3.4. I installed the startup
>>>> script for
>>>> darwin from the contrib/start-scripts folder. On boot, pgsql startup
>>>> fails
>>>> and I see this error in the pgsql logfile:
>>>>
>>>> bootstrap_look_up() failed (ipc/send) invalid destination port
>>>>
>>>> After the machine has booted the same startup script works fine.
>>>>
>>>> This appears to be a Mac OS issue. If anyone has any clue what's
>>>> going on
>>>> please let me know.
SNIP
One related tip, maybe everyone already knows this. You can call
SystemStarter -nd to have SystemStarter run through in debug mode. This
is a pretty good way to see what is running when.
I agree with Jose Cruanyes, it's probably just the .plist preference for
launch order. I've seen "late" and "last" both used.
Good luck, please reply if that fixed it.
