POSTGRES: db error upon restarting Activiti App

[mikeblum]

I'm moving our Activiti applicaation to a lcoal Postgres instance. With a clean database I can connect and ACtiviti generates the appropriate tables but after the first run I get the following error attached.

INFO 7/28/15 12:06 PM:liquibase: classpath:META-INF/liquibase/db-changelog-onpremise.xml::1::tijsrademakers: Successfully released change log lock
12:06:07,016 [localhost-startStop-1] WARN  org.springframework.web.context.support.AnnotationConfigWebApplicationContext  - Exception encountered during context initialization - cancelling refresh attempt
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'liquibase' defined in class path resource [com/activiti/conf/DatabaseConfiguration.class]: Invocation of init method failed;
nested exception is liquibase.exception.MigrationFailedException: Migration failed for change set classpath:META-INF/liquibase/db-changelog-onpremise.xml::1::tijsrademakers:
     Reason: liquibase.exception.DatabaseException: Error executing SQL CREATE TABLE public.hibernate_sequences (sequence_name VARCHAR(255), sequence_next_hi_value INT): ERROR: relation "hibernate_sequences" already exists

Here's a list of the tables generated in the Postgres instance:

                   List of relations
Schema |          Name           |   Type   |  Owner  
——–+————————-+———-+———-
public | act_evt_log             | table    | activiti
public | act_evt_log_log_nr__seq | sequence | activiti
public | act_ge_bytearray        | table    | activiti
public | act_ge_property         | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_actinst          | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_attachment       | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_comment          | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_detail           | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_identitylink     | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_procinst         | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_taskinst         | table    | activiti
public | act_hi_varinst          | table    | activiti
public | act_id_group            | table    | activiti
public | act_id_info             | table    | activiti
public | act_id_membership       | table    | activiti
public | act_id_user             | table    | activiti
public | act_re_deployment       | table    | activiti
public | act_re_model            | table    | activiti
public | act_re_procdef          | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_event_subscr     | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_execution        | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_identitylink     | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_job              | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_task             | table    | activiti
public | act_ru_variable         | table    | activiti
public | authority               | table    | activiti
public | cluster_config          | table    | activiti
public | databasechangelog       | table    | activiti
public | databasechangeloglock   | table    | activiti
public | hibernate_sequences     | table    | activiti
public | master_config           | table    | activiti
public | server_config           | table    | activiti
public | user_authority          | table    | activiti
public | user_info               | table    | activiti


It looks like Activiti already generated the correct tables. Do I have something mis-configured? From the docs I've configured the activti-app.properties and activiti-admin.properties like this in the tomcat/lib dir:

datasource.driver=org.postgresql.Driver
datasource.url=jdbcostgresql://10.1.1.14:15432/activiti
datasource.username=activiti
datasource.password=************

security.headers.frame=false
hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
#hibernate.show_sql=false
#hibernate.generate_statistics=false

I've added the postgres driver to the tomcat/lib directory and gave my activiti user ALL PRIVILEGES on the activiti database.

What version of postgres do I need to be using? I've got 9.3 and 9.4 deployed.

Thanks!

[mikeblum]

Link to the postgres virtual instance:https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_For_Development_With_Vagrant