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Title: Configuring PostgreSQL Describe the issue: The text refers to starting the database service with the 'service' command. I found (in an Fedora 22 installation) that I had to use 'systemctrl' to get the service configured. Suggestions for improvement: Update the installation instructions to use the more current 'systemctrl' commands instead of outdated 'service' commands. Additional information: Start command: sudo systemctl start postgresql-<version>.service Status command: systemctl status postgresql-<version>.service
Configuring PostgreSQL chapter in current Installation Guide is valid for RHEL 6. systemctl was introduced in RHEl 7 as controller for systemd. I think this bz could be resolved just by adding a note. Something like: Following steps are valid for RHEL systems up to RHEL 6. See PostgreSQL documentation how to do the same on systems with systemd (RHEL 7).
Oh, that makes sense. I'll update the doc to reflect that change. Cheers.
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