On Jan 23, 2008 11:07 PM, Greg Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Roberto Scattini wrote:
>
> > the problem that im having is that i have A LOT of
> > archive files on pg_xlog dir, and thats because the archive_command
> > keeps failing (the standby server had filled his disk with archives
> > received but not proccesed), so now, i dont know how i can remove
> > those files and start again...
>
> Under normal operation the checkpoint process will look at the number of
> already created archive files, keep around up to (2*checkpoint_segments+1)
> of them for future use, and delete the rest of them. You never delete
> them yourself, the server will take care of that automatically once it
> gets to where it makes that decision. If you set checkpoint_segments to
> some very high number they can end up taking many GB worth of storage,
> increasing that parameter has at least two costs associated with it (the
> other being a longer recovery time).
>
i had commented archive_command in the main server but i only made a
reload. now i made a restart and almost all files in $DATA/pg_xlog/
dir are gone, and the server works properly :D
question: all the parameters in postgresql.conf need a restart to take effect?
thanks all for your help.
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Roberto Scattini
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