Обсуждение: would like to stop it auto-starting on boot on HP-UX IPF

I have installed postgres.


I would like to stop it auto-starting on boot but I am not sure where
HP
UX postgres keeps these auto start settings/scripts.

I have searched everywhere. Can someone give me some guidence please.


This is what keeps starting


# ps -ef|grep postg  sfmdb  2881  1594  0 19:20:02 ?         0:00 postgres: sfmdb LOGDB
[local] id
le  sfmdb  1618  1617  0 19:18:09 ?         0:00 postgres: stats
collector proces
s  sfmdb  1617  1594  0 19:18:09 ?         0:00 postgres: stats buffer
process  sfmdb  2329  1594  0 19:19:00 ?         0:00 postgres: sfmdb LOGDB
[local] id
le   root 20809   978  1 09:47:17 pts/ta    0:00 grep postg
# 


Thanks 


Lee

1) This has nothing to do with hacking the internals of Postgres, which
means you are asking on the wrong list.
2) This has little to do with the Postgres scripts, but instead has to
do with the bootup scripts for the OS and or possibly some HP-UX
package manager. It is unlikely that the Postgres community is the
right one to ask about this, although there may be some HP-UX users
around here. Have you looked for an HP-UX community?

Drew


Lee wrote:
> I have installed postgres.
>
>
> I would like to stop it auto-starting on boot but I am not sure where
> HP
> UX postgres keeps these auto start settings/scripts.
>
> I have searched everywhere. Can someone give me some guidence please.
>
>
> This is what keeps starting
>
>
> # ps -ef|grep postg
>    sfmdb  2881  1594  0 19:20:02 ?         0:00 postgres: sfmdb LOGDB
> [local] id
> le
>    sfmdb  1618  1617  0 19:18:09 ?         0:00 postgres: stats
> collector proces
> s
>    sfmdb  1617  1594  0 19:18:09 ?         0:00 postgres: stats buffer
> process
>    sfmdb  2329  1594  0 19:19:00 ?         0:00 postgres: sfmdb LOGDB
> [local] id
> le
>     root 20809   978  1 09:47:17 pts/ta    0:00 grep postg
> # 
> 
> 
> Thanks 
> 
> 
> Lee

Andrew Hammond wrote:
> 1) This has nothing to do with hacking the internals of Postgres, which
> means you are asking on the wrong list.
> 2) This has little to do with the Postgres scripts, but instead has to
> do with the bootup scripts for the OS and or possibly some HP-UX
> package manager. It is unlikely that the Postgres community is the
> right one to ask about this, although there may be some HP-UX users
> around here. Have you looked for an HP-UX community?
>
>   


We do have one notable HP-UX user ;-)

cheers

andrew