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Automatically start PostgreSQL at boot
I recently created an installer package for Postgres, and included a modified version of the Liyanage startupitem. Postgres v8.0.1 (I haven't looked at 8.0.2 yet), and also includes PostGIS extension (for use in MapServer and GRASS). It sets up the postgres user and starts it up.
Automatically start PostgreSQL at boot
you might want to contribute to the postgresql for mac project on sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pgsqlformac/
Automatically start PostgreSQL at boot
Under OS X Tiger Apple has implemented LaunchD for starting Daemons.
Automatically start PostgreSQL at boot
/ This .plist needs to be installed in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ NOT /Library/LaunchDaemons/ This is absolutely wrong. Per Apple's Getting Started with launchd page, only Apple launchd jobs should ever be installed under /System/Library. In fact, /System as a whole is reserved for Apple use, which is why they provide two places for non-Apple app data and configuration: /Library for system-wide data and ~/Library for user-specific data. If the launchd script in question wasn't working in /Library/LaunchDaemons, I expect there was some other problem at work. Check out the Apple doc above for more info and links to other Apple system startup documentation. |
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