Re: Pierre-Louis Bonicoli > It looks like this file is created by the pg_upgradecluster command. I > didn't create/edit it directly.
After a successful upgrade, the old cluster is marked for "manual" start. > The file mentions that the old cluster has been preserved and is not started > automatically but this cluster isn't the old one. > > After the bullseye upgrade, I followed the instructions mentioned within the > "Default clusters and upgrading" section of > /usr/share/doc/postgresql-common/README.Debian.gz: > > # pg_dropcluster 13 main --stop > # pg_upgradecluster 11 main > > Then I installed the postgresql-13-rum package which I guess created a new > cluster: > > # apt install postgresql-13-rum > # pg_upgradecluster 11 main > # pg_dropcluster 13 main --stop > # pg_upgradecluster 11 main > > The modification time of this file match the time when the commands above > have been executed. > Does that explain the content of /etc/postgresql/13/main/start.conf? It looks like you upgraded the 11/main cluster twice. After the first upgrade, 11/main is marked "manual" in start.conf, and that value is then copied to the 13/main cluster during the second upgrade. Christoph
