Thread: postgres 9.3

On 07/31/2015 09:39 AM, Ramesh T wrote:
> I changed archive_command in postgresql.conf and restarted it.postgres 3
> installed on linux.connected from putty.

There is no Postgres 3, but given your comments below I going to go on
the assumption you are talking about 9.3.

What Linux distribution and version?

How did you stop Postgres?

> after restarted it
> getting message like
>
>
> -bash-4.1$ service postgres-9.3 start
> postgres-9.3: unrecognized service

Well I would start with what is saying, it cannot find the init file for
postgres-9.3. Exactly what that should be depends on the answer to my
first question. In the meantime look in /etc/init.d/ and see if there
are any postgres* scripts.

>
> but files available at server side..
> any help..?
>


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On 7/31/2015 9:39 AM, Ramesh T wrote:
> -bash-4.1$ service postgres-9.3 start
> postgres-9.3: unrecognized service

on redhat/centos type systems, the service name is postgresql-9.3

note that the service command is meant to be run by the root user, a $
prompt in bash generally indicates you're not running as root.



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I changed archive_command in postgresql.conf and restarted it.postgres 3 installed on linux.connected from putty.

after restarted it

getting message like

 

 

-bash-4.1$ service postgres-9.3 start

postgres-9.3: unrecognized service

 

but files available at server side..

any help..?

 

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The version goes last:

service postgresql start 9.3

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