postgresql startup
I am using Ubuntu 7.10. When trying to use Postgresql 8.2 I get the
following errors:
root@DagonUX32:~# su -c postgres
bash: postgres: command not found
root@DagonUX32:~# createuser -s -P dagon
Enter password for new role:
Enter it again:
createuser: could not connect to database postgres: FATAL: role "root"
does not exist
I have done a complete removal of postgresql, then resinstalled. I still
get the same error. Is there a configuration file somewhere that needs
to be removed? (I did make sure that /etc/postgresql was deleted.
All the help I can get will be appreciated!
Thanks.
Charles
On 12/8/07, Charles <post@upyours.us> wrote:
I am using Ubuntu 7.10. When trying to use Postgresql 8.2 I get the
following errors:root@DagonUX32:~# su -c postgres
bash: postgres: command not found
Ignoring an error and just charging on seems quite dangerous to me,
especially when being root.
But that aside, try 'su - postgres' (so just a minus, not -c).
root@DagonUX32:~# createuser -s -P dagon
Enter password for new role:
Enter it again:
createuser: could not connect to database postgres: FATAL: role "root"
does not existI have done a complete removal of postgresql, then resinstalled. I still
get the same error. Is there a configuration file somewhere that needs
to be removed? (I did make sure that /etc/postgresql was deleted.All the help I can get will be appreciated!
Thanks.
Charles
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