Jacques Distler

Hmmm. Whatever the problem was, *rebooting* the machine fixed it. After running the installer, 17.4 wouldn't start. After subsequently rebooting, it starts just fine. In between the two, even though...

A patch (against 6.0.23): [macos.patch](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16464199/macos.patch).

That ... umh ... mostly worked.

Hmmm? Sorry. No. `/Library/PostgreSQL/18/installation_summary.log` says: ~~~~~ ... Database Superuser: postgres Operating System Account: postgres Database Service: postgresql-18 Command Line Tools Installation Directory: /Library/PostgreSQL/18 pgAdmin4 Installation Directory: /Library/PostgreSQL/18/pgAdmin 4 Stack Builder...

Yeah, there's (one of) your problem(s). ~~~~~ % sudo sh -x /Library/PostgreSQL/18/installer/server/createuser.sh postgres /Library/PostgreSQL/18 + '[' 2 -ne 2 ']' ++ dscl . -list /users ++ cut -f2 '-d '...

With the 18.1 installer, This time, I was able to retrieve the installer log. [installbuilder_installer.log](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/23565584/installbuilder_installer.log) A cursory inspection was not auspicious.

Umh. There are LOTS of commented-out declarations in `postgresql.conf`. As it says in the preamble to the file ~~~~~ # The commented-out settings shown in this file represent the default...

> Yeah, etserver on MacOS has been problematic for a while: [#541](https://github.com/MisterTea/EternalTerminal/issues/541) Ah. Sorry I failed to notice your earlier bug report. > > [@distler](https://github.com/distler) Is your etserver Mac device...

Connection persists when I close the lid at the same location. But the connection still dies when I change WiFi networks. Since my primary use-case is persisting a terminal session...