# Make sure the database accepts connections from these new users
pg_name=postgresql-$pg_version
invoke-rc.d ${pg_name} reload
change this to:
# Make sure the database accepts connections from these new users
#pg_name=postgresql-$pg_version
#invoke-rc.d ${pg_name} reload
invoke-rc.d postgresql reload
and save the file
then re-install the package: gforge-db-postgresql
using your favourite method. For example:
For those as confused as me with gforge- db-postgresql install issues, the file in question is:
/var/lib/ dpkg/info/ gforge- db-postgresql. postinst
search for pg_name
More specifically open a terminal and go:
suodo gedit /var/lib/ dpkg/info/ gforge- db-postgresql. postinst
or your favourite editor
around line 101 you should see:
# Make sure the database accepts connections from these new users postgresql- $pg_version
pg_name=
invoke-rc.d ${pg_name} reload
change this to:
# Make sure the database accepts connections from these new users postgresql- $pg_version
#pg_name=
#invoke-rc.d ${pg_name} reload
invoke-rc.d postgresql reload
and save the file
then re-install the package: gforge- db-postgresql
using your favourite method. For example:
sudo apt-get install gforge- db-postgresql
May it work for you,
Paul N