Add post-start hook to remove stale PostgreSQL sockets#620
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What
Added post_start exec action to the postgres service that safely removes common socket/lock files before PostgreSQL binds.
No data loss risk - only removes ephemeral socket/lock files.
Container now starts reliably even after abrupt SIGKILL
Tested: Verified volume cleanup works after forced inserted socket and lock files in
greenbone-community-edition_psql_socket_volbefore container started.Why
PostgreSQL often fails to start due to stale socket files (like .s.PGSQL.5432) or lock files left from improper shutdowns, causing errors about existing sockets or locks.
Abstract sockets (
@/tmp) avoid this entirely but can’t share across containers.Checklist