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PostgreSQL PMDA --> EnterpriseDB

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Subject: PostgreSQL PMDA --> EnterpriseDB
From: Pieter Baele <pieter.baele@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2015 12:07:15 +0200
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As PCP is such an valuable tool to collect performance metrics,
it seemed ideal to compare performance results on identical hardware between different PostgreSQL versions

Currently some of our hosts are running community postgresql versions,
some postgresql builds from RH and we have 2 servers running an EnterpriseDB PPAS Postgres.

However, the user, the configuration etc are different.
I tried overriding the settings using /etc/pcpdbi.conf but apparently I am doing something wrong...

[Mon Jul 6 12:04:09] pmdapostgresql(15075) Critical: cannot find the postgres user to switch to '

Anyone with an example?

(the user is 'enterprisedb', dbname is still postgres I think)

-- PieterB
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