Let me make some corrections to my previous mail.
I start the PostgreSQL Server as 'root' like this:
su - pgsql -c "$DB_ROOT/bin/postmaster -B 50 -N 25 -D$DB_ROOT/data -i" >>
$LOGFILE 2>&1 &
So I'm staring it in the background and I'm redirecting the stdout and
stderr away from the terminal. Still I don't understand why it receives Fast
Shutdown Request or (SIGINT signal).
Any body has any ideas ??
I also don't see the advantage of using 'nohup' over what I'm doing, Since
Starting it using 'nohup' will only stop it from receiving SIGHUP signal.
thanks for your ideas...
Sunit
>
>"Sunit Bhatia" <sunit_bhatia@hotmail.com> writes:
> > Fast Shutdown request at Tue Oct 17 21:40:23 2000
>
>Something is sending SIGINT signals to your postmaster.
>
>You might need to start the postmaster using nohup,
>and/or be more careful to detach it from the foreground
>shell. (For example, on HPUX it's a real good idea to
>explicitly redirect the postmaster's stdin, stdout, *and*
>stderr away from the terminal, else it won't be detached
>from the foreground process group and will still receive
>signals from the terminal.)
>
> regards, tom lane
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