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Hi again,

It looks like the problem comes from the "-l" option I'm trying to set when
I register the service.

1) If I register the cluster as a service in the following way:

It works: the service is automatically started properly.

2) If I add the following option:

and then try to start the service (via "Control Panel" -> "Administrative
Tools" -> "Services"), it fails with the message:


Is this not the right way to set the cluster log file?
Or maybe this should be set in the cluster "postgresql.conf" configuration
file instead?

Thanks for helping.
Best regards.

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