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Fuentes

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Registered: 2011-08-01

Posts: 20

PostgreSQL (or systemd?) timeout on system boot

Hello everyone:

I got this issue after fresh install of Arch in a Linode VM. All runs pretty well before i install PostgreSQL. When i boot up the Linode, systemctl status shows:

State: starting
Jobs: 2 queued

systemctl list-jobs shows:

  91 postgresql.service start running
   1 multi-user.target  start waiting

And systemctl status postgresql shows:

Active: activating (start)

After a while shows:

deactivating (stop-sigterm) (Result: timeout)

Reissueing systemctl start postgresql after timeout state all work well:

Active: active (running)

The thing is i had another Linode some time in past with the same config and none of this happened.

Is there a bug in postgresql or systemd.. another thing?

PS: sshd server accepts incomming connections before +-5min (randomly). The systemctl status sshd is always good, but for some reason not accept connectios after (i guess) the systemd/postgresql hang issue is solved.

Any clues?
Many thxs in advance.

--- EDIT

I don't know if this tip helps to solve this issue, but nginx.service don't have any issue. Immediately the system boot up, immediately nginx is available. This confirm that is not a network problem, right?

Last edited by Fuentes (2018-10-16 23:47:04)