I cannot modify the Postgres service's start command because the patch is in a COMMITTED state (already deployed). The API won't allow changes to a committed patch.

This requires Railway engineering escalation. The block device /dev/zd64 is only accessible from within the Postgres container or from the host itself—not from other containers.

Escalation Details:

• Service ID: 1a45d166-92dd-42bc-8f36-6e988283a169 (Postgres)
• Command needed: resize2fs /dev/zd64
• Context: Volume was resized from 1GB to 5GB in the Dashboard, but the ext4 filesystem wasn't expanded. Current filesystem: 879MB on a 5GB block device.
• Why: The device is only visible inside the Postgres container. We need either:
  1. Railway engineering to run resize2fs /dev/zd64 directly on the host, OR
  2. The ability to modify the managed Postgres service's start command to include the resize step

Service ID: 1a45d166-92dd-42bc-8f36-6e988283a169

Project ID: 621a4bdf-bf95-41a3-ad1e-d3a3c5f840f1

Environment: production

The problem: I resized my Postgres volume from 1GB to 5GB through the Dashboard. The block device expanded

but the ext4 filesystem was not. The filesystem is 879MB on a 5GB block device. Postgres has been

crash-looping for hours.

The fix: Run resize2fs /dev/zd64 on the volume attached to this Postgres service. The device path was

confirmed by your Railway Agent during troubleshooting.

Current state: Postgres is online after we ran pg_resetwal to clear WAL files, but has only 8MB free and

is extremely fragile. The data (176k images, 9k listings, 22k verification records) is at risk.

This is a single command that would resolve the issue immediately. Can an engineer run it?