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--- how_to:postgresql_server_won_t_start_due_to_damaged_log_files [2013/12/06 10:40] – [PostgreSQL server won't start due to damaged log files] paul
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   - Run <code>bin\initdb -D <VPOP3folder>\pgsql\data -U postgres -W -A md5</code>
   - When it prompts for a password, type in the password you want for the PostgreSQL superuser - we use **pgsqlpass**. If you choose to use something different, make sure you remember what it is!
-  - Type <code>copy data_old\postgresql.conf data</code> to copy the database server configuration to the new location. You may be prompted if you want to overwrite the existing file. If so, confirm the overwrite.
+  - Type <code>copy data_old\postgresql.conf data</code><code>copy data_old\vpop3db.conf data</code><code>copy data_old\vpop3dbuser.conf data</code> to copy the database server configuration to the new location. You may be prompted if you want to overwrite the existing file. If so, confirm the overwrite.
   - Set the permissions on the new Data folder. In Windows Explorer, right-click the VPOP3\pgsql\DATA folder and choose 'Properties' -> 'Security'. Check that the 'vpop3postgres' user ('postgres' user in VPOP3 versions 3 and 4) has 'Full control' of the folder.
   - Start the PostgreSQL service in Windows

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