Revision 8627
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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linuxPostgresDir := /etc/postgresql/9.1/main |
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define pg_ctl-Linux |
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$(asAdmin) /etc/init.d/postgresql $(1) |
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sleep 2 |
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endef |
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macPostgresDir := /Library/PostgreSQL/9.1 |
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$(asAdmin) cp --preserve=timestamps schemas/postgresql.conf $(linuxPostgresDir)/postgresql.conf |
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-$(asAdmin) mv -n $(linuxPostgresDir)/pg_hba.conf $(linuxPostgresDir)/pg_hba.conf.old |
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$(asAdmin) cp --preserve=timestamps schemas/pg_hba.conf $(linuxPostgresDir)/pg_hba.conf |
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$(call pg_ctl-Linux,restart) |
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@echo $(emph)'restart PostgreSQL manually:'$(endEmph) |
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@echo $(call pg_ctl-Linux,restart) |
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@$(wait) |
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endef |
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bugfix: root Makefile: $(postgresReload-Linux): fixed the "shmat(id=...) failed: Cannot allocate memory" error by telling the user to restart PostgreSQL manually from the command line