Re: Solaris initdb fails: shmmax tweak alternative?

From: jseymour(at)LinxNet(dot)com (Jim Seymour)
To: pgsql-hackers(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: Solaris initdb fails: shmmax tweak alternative?
Date: 2004-04-06 14:33:34
Message-ID: 20040406143334.185394307@jimsun.LinxNet.com
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> Anyone see a benefit of adding command line flags to initdb to force
> lower shared memory use without require a recompile?
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>

When I built and installed pgsql at work, on a production server,
I ran into the shared memory problem. I wanted to fire pgsql up
*right* *away*, to begin testing and so-on, so I hacked the shell
script.

Early next morning I rebooted the server, with the shared memory
changes already configured.

So yes: I can see a certain limited set of conditions under which
doing such a thing might be useful.

Jim

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