postgresql-cluster-prepared state is broken
EvaSDK opened this issue · 6 comments
Current logic for postgresql-cluster-prepared state does not work on Debian OS family and other OSes most likely due to initdb and create_cluster being false by default. The flaws is that the id cover two boolean that create 4 different states at least 2 of which are invalid (both true and both false).
I will submit a PR to clean that up in a few minutes.
@EvaSDK I'm sorry to say but there isn't a pg_createcluster on Archlinux so your modification will fail on Archlinux, and I couldn't find anything usefull in the postgres source code,
so this looks like a ubuntu / debian specific command...
Can you confirm this?
local:
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ID: postgresql-cluster-prepared
Function: cmd.run
Name: test -f /var/lib/postgres/data/environment
Result: False
Comment: Command "test -f /var/lib/postgres/data/environment" run
Started: 21:44:11.121038
Duration: 63.02 ms
Changes:
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pid:
3277
retcode:
1
stderr:
stdout:
Summary for local
I didn't add that command.
As for the existence of this file, this is located in /etc/postgresql/{{ version }}/{{ cluster_name}}/environment in Debian but it does seem this is specific to Debian tools. I will have a look at this now.
Ok so I got tricked by the formula into thinking initdb is actually createdb so my fix is indeed wrong but so was the formula anyway. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/creating-cluster.html
I am working on it right now.
Fixed.