Keith Roberts wrote:

On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 12:22:45PM +0000, Keith Roberts wrote:

Hi piet!

You could try the following:

Use yast to uninstall postgresql.

Use yast to reinstall postgresql.

Use fou4s or YaST Online Update to get the latest security patches.

Use yast and go to:

System Runlevel editor.

Click on run level properties.

Highlight postgresql line.

Click on Set/Reset and Enable the service.

Click on Start/Stop/Reset and Start Now.

See if postgresql starts ok.

If yes, click on Finish to save the run level configuration.

You could then exit yast, and as root try

/etc/init.d/postgresql stop

/etc/init.d/postgresql start

If the above works ok, then at next reboot, postgresql should start ok.

PS I use mysql instead & SuSE 8.1.

HTH - Regards Keith Roberts

I just wanted to try out a program named photo-organizer, it makes use of postgresql, and compair it to Linpha (which uses MySQL) If I was smart enough I would write stuff like that myself, but I guess I am better in making pictures, and just use programs as they are. regards, piet