pgqd1
Maintenance daemon for pgq
Usage
pgqd [-qvd]
config
pgqd [-skr]
config
pgqd {--ini | -h | -V}
Overview
Runs both ticker and periodic maintenence for all databases in one PostgreSQL cluster.
Options
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-q -
Do not log to stdout
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-v -
Verbose log
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-d -
Daemonize process
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-s -
Send SIGINT to running process to stop it
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-k -
Send SIGTERM to running process to stop it
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-r -
Send SIGHUP to running process to reload config
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-h -
Show help
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-V -
Show version
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--ini -
Show sample config
Configuration
Config uses ini file syntax:
[pgqd] logfile = ~/log/pgqd.log pidfile = ~/pid/pgqd.pid
Options:
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Filename to log to. Default: empty. |
|---|---|
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Filename to store pid, required when daemonizing. Default: empty. |
|
Connect string without dbname= Default: empty. |
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Startup db to query other databases. Default: template1 |
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Limit ticker to specific databases. Default: empty, which means all database. |
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Whether to log into syslog. Default: 1 |
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Name to use for syslog. Default: pgqd |
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How often to check for new databases, in seconds. Default: 60. |
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How often to flush retry queue, in seconds. Default: 30 |
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How often to do maintentance, in seconds. Default: 120 |
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How often to run ticker, in seconds. Default: 1 |
Install
pgqd uses autoconf based build system:
./configure --prefix=/opt make make install
Dependencies: libevent, python3-docutils
Releases
4 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie); the text changed 3 times.