Mac mini server error start postgres "CANNOT_START_SERVICE_TIMEOUT_ERR"

Hello,
I bought mac mini server this week and I started to configure.
I can't start postgres with command "serveradmin start postgres", I have this error:
"CANNOT_START_SERVICE_TIMEOUT_ERR"
In this discussion Wiki: "error reading settings", Postgres "CANNOT_START_SERVICE_TIMEOUT_ERR", I do it but not success. When I open the "file/var/log/system.log" I have this lines about the execute command to start postgres:
Oct 13 20:31:42 Mac-mini-de-admin.local sudo[2376]:    admin : TTY=ttys001 ; PWD=/Library/Server/PostgreSQL ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/sbin/serveradmin start postgres
Oct 13 20:31:42 Mac-mini-de-admin.local com.apple.serverd[72]: ERROR: SMJobSubmit: The operation couldn’t be completed. (kSMErrorDomainLaunchd error 9 - The job dictionary specifies that it is disabled.)
Oct 13 20:31:42 Mac-mini-de-admin.local serveradmin[2377]: servermgr_postgres: waiting for postgres to respond
Oct 13 20:31:46 --- last message repeated 7 times ---
Oct 13 20:31:46 Mac-mini-de-admin.local serveradmin[2377]: servermgr_postgres: Timed out trying to start postgres.
Oct 13 20:31:46 Mac-mini-de-admin.local serveradmin[2377]: posting dist not
I don't find where is the problem. Have any idea where is the problem?
Thank,
Att.

See the section headed "Additional Information" in this support article.
By default, the server doesn't listen on the network. To change that behavior, edit the file
/Library/Server/PostgreSQL/Config/org.postgresql.postgres.plist
To the line that begins
<string>listen_addresses=
add a comma-separated list of addresses on which you want it to listen. Then restart the server:
sudo serveradmin stop postgres
sudo serveradmin start postgres

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