postgresql-17-pg-track-settings

PostgreSQL extension tracking of configuration settings

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The PostgreSQL server, and the extensions that run inside it, needs a System V shared memory segment even when set to use mmap, and Android refuses it (initdb fails on a device, with and without Breadstick's shared-memory library).

Programs that need System V shared memory

Platform	Standard	VM
Android, ARM64	Unsupported	Untested
GooglebookOS, ARM64	Unsupported	Untested
GooglebookOS, x86-64	Unsupported	Untested
ChromeOS, ARM64	Unsupported	Untested
ChromeOS, x86-64	Unsupported	Untested

About postgresql-17-pg-track-settings

From Debian's package description

pg_track_settings is a small PostgreSQL extension that helps you keep track of PostgreSQL settings configuration.
It provides a function (pg_track_settings_snapshot()), that must be called regularly. At each call, it will store the settings that have been changed since last call. It will also track the postgresql start time if it's different from the last one.
This extension tracks both overall settings (the pg_settings view) and overloaded settings (the pg_db_role_setting table).

From Debian's description of the postgresql-17-pg-track-settings package, under that package's license.

Dependencies

Depends on

postgresql-17

Sources and licenses

Name: the Debian package name.
Summary: Debian's short description of the postgresql-17-pg-track-settings package, under that package's license.
Description: Debian's description of the postgresql-17-pg-track-settings package, under that package's license.
Versions and sizes: Debian's archive for ARM64, as on packages.debian.org.
Popularity: Debian Popularity Contest counts.