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  1. Problem mit PostgreSQL

    Michelle Konzack <linux.mailinglists@freenet.de> — 2002-09-25T16:47:26Z

    Hallo, 
    
    After seting up a new SQL-Server: 
    
    Debian-WOODY    (www.lehmanns.de)
    2.4.18          selfcompiled
    PostgreSQL      7.2.1-2
    php4-cgi        4:4.1.2-4
    php4-pear       4:4.1.2-4
    php4-pgsql      3:4.1.2-4
    phppgadmin      2.4.1-2
    python          2.1.3-3
    Apache          1.3.26-0woody1
    
    I have gotte many trouble:
    
    PostgreSQL do not let me create any databases: 
    
    tamay@sql:~/ > su postgres
    postgres@sql:/ > /usr/lib/postgresql/bin/initdb -D /home/postgresql/tamay
    The files belonging to this database system will be owned by user
    "postgres". 
    The user must also own the server process.
    
    creating directory /home/postgresql/tamay... ok
    creating directory /home/postgresql/tamay/base... ok
    creating directory /home/postgresql/tamay/global... ok
    creating directory /home/postgresql/tamay/pg_xlog... ok
    creating directory /home/postgresql/tamay/pg_clog... ok
    creating template1 database in /home/postgesql/tamay/base/1...
    IpcSeemaporeCreate: segment(key=1, num=17,03600) failed: function not
    implemented
    
    initdb failed.
    Removing /home/postgresql/tamay.
    
    Now I have installed the sources postgresql-7.1.3.tar.gz from the 
    O'Reilly (Practical PostgeSQL), Something for Debian modified (e.g. 
    Directorys), compiles, installed and started. 
    
    All Examples of the Book are working...
    
    Oh yes, anyone has told me, that the Semaphores are not enabled in 
    the Kernel, but I have only found SEMMNS and SEMMNI and changed 
    them to a higher value, but where can I enable Semaphores ??? 
    There is no option in 'make config' or 'make menuconfig'.
    
    Question:   Is in the Debian-Package a BUG or is something missing ?
    
    
    Many Thanks in Advance
    Michelle
    
    
    
  2. Re: Problem mit PostgreSQL

    Doug McNaught <doug@wireboard.com> — 2002-09-29T16:38:59Z

    Michelle Konzack <linux.mailinglists@freenet.de> writes:
    
    > Hallo, 
    > 
    > After seting up a new SQL-Server: 
    > 
    > Debian-WOODY    (www.lehmanns.de)
    > 2.4.18          selfcompiled
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^
    
    > creating template1 database in /home/postgesql/tamay/base/1...
    > IpcSeemaporeCreate: segment(key=1, num=17,03600) failed: function not
    > implemented
    
    I'm guessing you forgot to turn on SysV IPC when you configured the
    kernel.  Check your .config file.
    
    -Doug
    
    
  3. Re: Problem mit PostgreSQL

    Justin Clift <justin@postgresql.org> — 2002-09-29T16:40:36Z

    Hi Michelle,
    
    Michelle Konzack wrote:
    <snip>
    > creating template1 database in /home/postgesql/tamay/base/1...
    > IpcSeemaporeCreate: segment(key=1, num=17,03600) failed: function not
    > implemented
    <snip>
    
    Not sure about this, but it looks like your kernel has been compiled
    without support for IPC.
    
    Is that possible?
    
    :-)
    
    Regards and best wishes,
    
    Justin Clift
    
    <snip>
    > Many Thanks in Advance
    > Michelle
    > 
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