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Would this be a good fit for preventing Postgres from starting on Ubuntu? In the past with ansible I've had to install it, stop it, move the DB files to the non
by akurilin 12y ago
Would this be a good fit for preventing Postgres from starting on Ubuntu? In the past with ansible I've had to install it, stop it, move the DB files to the non-default location of my choice, change the configs, and start it up again. Would have been easier to skip a couple of those steps.
- claudius 12y agoUnless you were happy with the default configuration, in which case it is much easier not having to start the thing manually.
- pbhjpbhj 12y agoWhat's the current Ubuntu equivalent of services.msc ?
- mw42 12y agoI had the same issue. There is another solution for postgres. Install postgresql-common first. Edit /etc/postresql-common/createcluster.conf to disable creation of the cluster on install (or change the options used to create the cluster) and then install postgresql-x.y