how_to:vpop3db_postgresql_service_not_starting
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| In some cases the last two lines may not exist, in which case you can simply copy those lines from the example above and paste them into your pg_hba.conf file | In some cases the last two lines may not exist, in which case you can simply copy those lines from the example above and paste them into your pg_hba.conf file | ||
| - | You will then need to restart the PostgreSQL service in Windows. Note that sometimes PostgreSQL cannot close down properly, and there will be unwanted ' | + | You will then need to restart the VPOP3DB/PostgreSQL service in Windows. Note that sometimes PostgreSQL cannot close down properly, and there will be unwanted ' |
| ====Shared memory problems==== | ====Shared memory problems==== | ||
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| In this case, in v6 or later you can manually replace all the PostgreSQL program files without having to reinstall or lose data. To do this, go to a command prompt in the VPOP3 installation directory and run: | In this case, in v6 or later you can manually replace all the PostgreSQL program files without having to reinstall or lose data. To do this, go to a command prompt in the VPOP3 installation directory and run: | ||
| + | ==VPOP3 v6.x== | ||
| bsdtar -xvf pgsql.tbz | bsdtar -xvf pgsql.tbz | ||
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| + | ==VPOP3 v7.x== | ||
| + | 7z x -aoa -r pgsql95.7z | ||
| That should overwrite all the PostgreSQL program files/ | That should overwrite all the PostgreSQL program files/ | ||
how_to/vpop3db_postgresql_service_not_starting.txt · Last modified: 2018/11/14 10:45 by 127.0.0.1
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