>>max_connections, shared_buffers, shmmax were tweaked, but the server
>>does not seems to respect the 500 max_connections...
>>i *know* i'm missing something obvious, but, what could be wrong ?...
>>i'm lost... any help would be most appreciated... please.
A completely stupid response but don't take it pseronally.
Did you remove the # from in front of the max_connections parameter and
do a COMPLETE restart?
>>
>
>
> Can you post the relevent portions of your postgresql.conf file? Do you
> see any error messsages when starting the database up (perhaps about
> shared memory or such)? We also run a postfix mailserver (with maildrop,
> courier-imap/vauthchkpw, etc) against a postgresql database with
> max_connections set to 512 (FreeBSD 5.x machine). On the delivery end of
> things we pool the connections from the postfix server using proxymap(8)
> (which helped ease the connections load).
>
> Sven
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