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Re: harddrive is full -> Problem with DB

Postby keggler » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:32 pm

can we try dropping in to safe mode, trying to start the postgres service manually please?


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Re: harddrive is full -> Problem with DB

Postby keggler » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:00 pm

also do a search for postmaster.pid on your hard drive (include system & hidden files) - delete any you find...


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Re: harddrive is full -> Problem with DB

Postby vanao » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:07 pm

okay i tried to start postgresql in the windows safe mode. but its not possible. There was a message which said so.
I also tried to find that postmaster.pid... no success. Did not find anything like that nowhere.
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Re: harddrive is full -> Problem with DB

Postby keggler » Wed Jul 23, 2008 6:41 pm

ok it's the hard way i'm afraid... a few points to start:

1. You can re-enable Sophos - we use it and it's the best product on the market and works well with PT & postgres.

2. You've obviously had postgres and PT3 working? Is there something (an app?) new on your PC recently? - as i said before, this error is symptomatic of another process holding a lock on a file or registry key that postgres needs to get going.

3. Visit http://www.sysinternals.com and download procmon - install.

4. Start procmon, then start postgres and wait for the error - procmon produces a huge log of processes, threads and handles that are running... with this we hope to isolate the processes holding the lock.

5. You can look at this yourself for a suspect process, or save the log to a file and email it to me - PM me for the email address.

6. We tried with the pg_dumpall to back off your databases, but i forgot it needs the postmaster service to be running to do this.

7. I still believe we have a good chance of doing this and saving your databases.


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Re: harddrive is full -> Problem with DB

Postby vanao » Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:29 am

send you a PM...
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