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In case people can't determine if Postgresql is running with lsof -i :5432
Hi there,
This is my first ever open-source contribution post on GitHub. I'm super-new at this but also want to make sure others don't get stuck with frustrating issues when learning.
I noticed that when going through the tutorial, there was a recommendation to use lsof -i :5432 to check if Postgresql was running correctly. This didn't work for me (there was no output), but I do know that Postgres was running as I had just successfully created a new DB with Ecto.
Instead, I used pg_isready and got the desired confirmation:
For context, I am running Ubuntu 18.04 through WSL2 with Postgresql-12.
Cheers, Leo.
@Leo328 great addition.
pg_isready
/tmp:5432 - accepting connections
Works on Mac too. ✅
@LuchoTurtle please add the pg_isread command to the https://github.com/dwyl/phoenix-chat-example#check-you-have-everything-before-starting section during your update #149 🙏
Just tried to run:
pg_isready
On my M1 mac and ...
Got:
zsh: command not found: pg_isready
Weird that it was working on your Mac prior and not anymore.
It comes with psql, weird that you get a not found error.
Yeah, thought it was weird too… hence capturing in case anyone else faces this in the future … ⏳