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A site's PostgreSQL comes back after a reboot, like the site that needs it - #88

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The skeleton's php and worker services restart by themselves; its database had no restart policy, so after a reboot (or a crash of PostgreSQL) a site answered nothing until someone started it. Found on the demo droplet after a reboot.

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The skeleton's php and worker services restart by themselves; its database had
no restart policy, so after a reboot (or a crash of PostgreSQL) a site answered
nothing until someone started it. Found on the demo droplet after a reboot.
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