How do I start postgresql in linux?
Answer / Madan Kumar
To start the PostgreSQL server in Linux, use one of these methods:
1. Run `pg_ctl start` or `service postgresql start`.
2. If you have a custom configuration file (usually named `postgresql.conf`), make your changes and then restart the server with `pg_ctl reload`.
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