Re: postgresql as windows 2000 service problem
От | Magnus Hagander |
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Тема | Re: postgresql as windows 2000 service problem |
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Msg-id | 6BCB9D8A16AC4241919521715F4D8BCE34BE6A@algol.sollentuna.se обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | postgresql as windows 2000 service problem (kranas@freemail.gr) |
Список | pgsql-hackers-win32 |
> In event log it says something like "unable to find exe file" Could we have the exact message, please? > I have enabled logging in postgresql.conf but nothing else is logged. > When I start postgres as user 'postgres' with 'pg_ctl start', > it logs a lot of things: timezones, environment variables etc. Sounds like it doesn't actually start postmaster. Assuming you set log_destination=eventlog, those messages really should show up in the application event log. > I don't know whice exe it means. It cant be the bath because > env system variables PATH and PGDATA are ok. My first suggestion would be to doublecheck PATH. Remember that pg has to be in the *system* path and not in your *user* path. The service has a different set of env variables from the interactive user. > To which files/folders should user postrges have rights; I > have created user postrges as a typical user (admin or power > user is not possible to run pg_ctl) and gave him the log on > as service right. > Also user postgres is the owner of the folder c:\postgres > (with any subfolders). It needs read access to the winnt dir (not all subdirs, but unless you've changed something, a normal user has this). It also needs read access to the c:\postgres directory, and write access tot he PGDATA directory. That's it. I'd recommend *not* giving it ownership/write permission on the postgres binary directories. The MSI installer will eventually set an explicit DENY permission on these directories, actually. //Magnus
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