As I posted on July 8, I have a script that clears out log files that haven't been accessed in 3 or more days. If a missing log file is the problem, I'll make sure that the log files in the /var/log/postgresql directory remain untouched.
Meanwhile, here's the output of id postgres:
~:id postgres uid=1001(postgres) gid=1001(postgres) groups=1001(postgres)
which does not match the "should be" case output you submitted:
> uid=31(postgres) gid=32(postgres) groups=32(postgres),103(ssl-cert)
Thanks for your time and effort, and hope this helps.
As I posted on July 8, I have a script that clears out log files that haven't been accessed in 3 or more days. If a missing log file is the problem, I'll make sure that the log files in the /var/log/postgresql directory remain untouched.
Meanwhile, here's the output of id postgres:
~:id postgres 1001(postgres)
uid=1001(postgres) gid=1001(postgres) groups=
which does not match the "should be" case output you submitted:
> uid=31(postgres) gid=32(postgres) groups= 32(postgres) ,103(ssl- cert)
Thanks for your time and effort, and hope this helps.