2005-07-14 20:24:33 [1764] DEBUG:
-----------------------------------------
2005-07-14 20:24:33 [1764] DEBUG: FindExec:
searching PATH ...
2005-07-14 20:24:33 [1764] DEBUG: FindExec: found
"/jms_root/bin/postgres" using PATH
2005-07-14 20:24:33 [1764] DEBUG: invoking
IpcMemoryCreate(size=1441792)
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1764] DEBUG: FindExec:
searching PATH ...
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1764] DEBUG: FindExec: found
"/jms_root/bin/postmaster" using PATH
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1848] LOG: database system was
shut down at 2005-07-14 20:22:31 GMTST
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1848] LOG: checkpoint record
is at 0/C1F690
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1848] LOG: redo record is at
0/C1F690; undo record is at 0/0; shutdown TRUE
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1848] LOG: next transaction
id: 3856; next oid: 33324
2005-07-14 20:24:37 [1848] LOG: database system is
ready
That's an example
that worked fine. The next reboot of the machine, it
failed:
2005-07-14 21:03:29 [2176] DEBUG:
-----------------------------------------
2005-07-14 21:03:29 [2176] DEBUG: FindExec:
searching PATH ...
2005-07-14 21:03:29 [2176] DEBUG: FindExec: found
"/jms_root/bin/postgres" using PATH
2005-07-14 21:03:29 [2176] DEBUG: invoking
IpcMemoryCreate(size=1441792)
2005-07-14 21:03:33 [2176] DEBUG: FindExec:
searching PATH ...
2005-07-14 21:03:33 [2176] DEBUG: ValidateBinary:
"/jms_root/bin/postmaster" is not other read/execute
The last
line caught my attention, but as I said, it's the same machine, with the
same postmaster executable, with the same permissions. The user in both
cases starting Postgres is SYSTEM, and SYSTEM has full control of the
executable. The sporadic nature of the problem makes me wonder if there is
some sort of race condition, but I can't think of anything that would be
touching the postmaster executable besides our startup script. Does this
ring any bells with anyone? I have been digging through the archives here,
but haven't seen anything, and I figured I'd get this post out because time is
somewhat of the essence. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks...
Robin