Fix issue with installation in non-default data_directory on Debian #594
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Hello!
I'm trying to install PostgreSQL on a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 with
postgresql_data_directory: /data/postgresql, but I'm getting the following error:The only workaround I've found is to set
postgresql_cluster_reset: true, but that's not very convenient.Instead, I suggest reinitializing the cluster not only when
postgresql_cluster_reset: true, but also whenpostgresql_data_directoryis empty (contains no files or directories).