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What happend? (REQUIRED) Pigsty Version & OS Version grep version pigsty.yml cat /etc/os-release Pigsty Config File: Don't forget to remove sensitive information like passwords, etc... How to reproduce it?
What did you expect to happend? able to create and test parquet table successfully Monitoring Screenshots Please copy and paste any RELEVANT log output. Do not paste something like "Failed to start xxx service" Syslog: /var/log/messages (rhel) or /var/log/syslog (debian)Postgres: /pg/log/postgres/* Patroni: /pg/log/patroni/* journalctl -u |
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Could you please confirm that Installing A quick check would be: pgrep -a pgduck_server
stat -c "%A %U:%G %n" /tmp/.s.PGSQL.5332 2>&1If you already started it, please also share its startup output; it may have exited before creating the socket. |
Thanks — this confirms the root cause.
pgduck_serveris running as the OS useruser, while PostgreSQL runs aspostgres. Since the socket is0770 user:user, the PostgreSQL backend cannot access it, resulting incould not start query engine.Please stop the current process and restart it as
postgres:Then verify the conne…