From: | "Jeff Fitzmyers" <jeff(dot)fitzmyers(at)managestar(dot)com> |
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To: | <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | RE: What could cause postmaster to be started many times? |
Date: | 2001-03-20 02:49:20 |
Message-ID: | 371EAC487A83CD4296F6999FD088D83305B690@atlas.managestar.com |
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Not sure, (I'm a newbie) but how long would the processes last? I am not
using persistant pg_pconnect (although I think php is configured to alow
them). The 8ish I saw today lasted at least a minute based on a login
scrip that only has 1 query on a table of 40 rows.
After testing with this in mind, I can see the postmaster backend
(thanks for the education!) appear and persist until the query (I guess)
finishes - which is awhile because the browser window is waiting for
something.
From your comment it seems the db is working perfectly. I will look more
into the php scripts, Thank you very much, Jeff
"Jeff Fitzmyers" <jeff(dot)fitzmyers(at)managestar(dot)com> writes:
> I ran into a situation where (without any known changes) a simple
login
> script would fail ("sorry buddy, session headers already sent") and
each
> time it seemed a new postmaster would be started.
Are you sure these are postmasters and not backends?
regards, tom lane
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