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 | | From: | Jonathan Pool | | Subject: | BUG #1425: False failure message on boot start | | Date: | Thu, 20 Jan 2005 20:49:44 GMT |
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The following bug has been logged online:
Bug reference: 1425
Logged by: Jonathan Pool
Email address: pool@utilika.org
PostgreSQL version: 8.0.0
Operating system: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
Description: False failure message on boot start
Details:
When /etc/init.d/postgresql (as included in the RPM version of 8.0.0) starts
PostgreSQL as part of the host's boot sequence, it performs the -f test on
the PID file $PGDATA/postmaster.pid and tests whether the process has a PID.
The PID test passes, but the PID file test fails, despite the fact that the
PID file actually exists. So, the script reports a failure, showing up as
"FAILURE" in red instead of "[ OK ]" in green on the console. If this script
is run manually with a "restart" argument after the boot, the PID file test
passes.
I expected the PID file test to pass during the boot sequence, just as it
does during manual execution of the script, and thus to get an "[ OK ]"
report.
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