Alas, those config values are remembered in postmaster.opts. But I don't want that.
I don’t know where this file is even documented ATM but my understanding is it just shows you the values used during the last startup. It doesn’t remember anything in any real sense because it isn’t used by the system to determine what those parameter values should be during startup.
https://pgpedia.info/p/postmaster.opts.html
"
postmaster.opts is
a file in the data directory written after startup which contains
the options used to start the postmaster process. The contents of postmaster.opts are
used to ensure the postmaster process can be restarted with the
same options with which it was originally started."I've confirmed this behavior, which I why I wrote the email.
Use the -c functionality for your manual maintenance boots and just let the normal startup mechanism do whatever it does when you re-engage it.
David J.
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Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia.
Born in Arizona, moved to Babylonia.
