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[Keystone Slip # 12] postmaster -oF crashes backend
webmaster@postgresql.org — 1999-07-26T16:42:01Z
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Slip number -----: 12 Problem ---------: postmaster -oF crashes backend Opened by -------: dave@flaterco.com on 07/24/99 14:07 Assigned To -----: tgl --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary: Version: CVS checkout Sat Jul 24 08:45:06 EDT 1999 nameless:~$ postmaster -oF -S -D /usr/local/pgsql/data nameless:~$ createdb foo Connection to database 'template1' failed. pqReadData() -- backend closed the channel unexpectedly. This probably means the backend terminated abnormally before or while processing the request. createdb: database creation failed on foo. It works fine without the performance enhancement switch -oF. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- History: 07/26/99 12:41 by scrappy: Status changed to O from U --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07/24/99 19:42 by tgl: Current tech changed to tgl from scrappy --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07/24/99 19:40 by tgl: The correct spelling of the switch is "-o -F", not "-oF". I agree that passing bogus backend switches should produce a more helpful error message, however. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 07/24/99 16:45 by scrappy: Dependency changed to 0 from Current tech changed to scrappy from Contact changed to from ANONYMOUS Scheduled Close Date changed to 0 from Scheduled Open Date changed to 0 from Public setting changed to 1 from 0 Policy changed to 0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full information on this slip is available at: http://www.postgresql.org/bugs/visitor.php3?sid=12&v_func=zoom --------------------------------------------------------------------------- This message was generated automatically by Keystone at http://www.postgresql.org