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#Stale postmaster.pid file postgres app full

#Stale postmaster.pid file postgres app full

Go back to your console, start your postgres server, and it should be functioning again, and you should have full access to your schemas. If the pid is not that of a postgres postmaster, manually kill any postgres backends that may still be running, verify that they are no longer running, and only then remove postmaster.pid. Ok, now the Centos service interface shows that the service has failed, due to some postmaster.pid lock file that the postmaster process uses, that's true, the file exists and the postmaster process is still running, the database cluster is still accessible.

Library /Application Support /Postgres➜ ls var -12PG_VERSION pg_hba.conf pg_replslot pg_subtrans pg_nf pg_serial pg_tblspc nf global pg_logical pg_snapshots pg_twophase postgresql.logpg_commit_ts pg_multixact pg_stat pg_wal postmaster.optspg_dynshmem pg_notify pg_stat_tmp pg_xact postmaster.pid /postmaster.pid Version might change so could be var-12, var-13, etc etc depending on age of this article. More posts you may like r/docker Join 2 yr.

Verify the Postgres server is not running by viewing desktop app I have to solve the problem by removing the /var/services/pgsql/postmaster.pid and then can use the command systemctl start rvice Ref.

Verify the file is there, ls var-12 (keep in mind the var-XX is equivalent to your PGSQL version).

Make sure you're in the right place, ls you should see something like var-12 or var.

Open your terminal, and cd into the postgres directory: cd /Users//Library/Application\ Support/Postgres.

(Keep in mind the version might change, var-12, might be var-13 etc) Open your terminal, and cd into the postgres directory: cd /Users/USER/Library/Application\ Support/Postgres. (Keep in mind the version might change, var-12, might be var-13 etc) The problem is that the postmaster.pid file needs to be removed manually and regenerated by postgres, and these are the steps to do it. The problem is that the postmaster.pid file needs to be removed manually and regenerated by postgres, and these are the steps to do it.