[Cialug] PostgreSQL on SUSE 10.1

[Josh More]

 You can use chkconfig or, if you want a GUI, you can use "/sbin/yast2
runlevel"

To use chkconfig, do the standard "chkconfig --list" and look for
postgresql.
Then do "chkconfig postgresql on", and run the list again to make sure
that the changes took.

I tend to use chkconfig because it works the same on RedHat/CentOS as
on Novell/SUSE.


 

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-Josh More, RHCE, CISSP, NCLP 
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>>> "Carl Olsen" <carl-olsen at mchsi.com> 07/30/06 7:34 PM >>> 
I've just installed SUSE Linux 10.1 and I've got PostgreSQL configured
and
accepting remote connections from my local network.  It doesn't seem
to
start automatically when the system reboots.  Does anyone know what I
need
to do to get it to start automatically?

Carl Olsen
http://www.carl- olsen.com/

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