will work.
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did it
dozens of times):
1. enable checksums on the standby node
2. start the standby and let it catch up with the primary
3. switchover to a standby node
4. enable checksums on the former primary (now replica).
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strings for this
purpose.
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nt slots
configuration (using patronictl edit-config):
slots:
nodename1:
type: physical
nodename2:
type: physical
nodename3:
type: physical
This way slots representing these members will not be removed.
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obackup does a weird thing. It shouldn't
restore the partial file instead of the normal when the normal file doesn't
exists.
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>
store_command,
instead, it requests a file from the next timeline.
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this?
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Postgres is requesting the 0002054E00FB file, but somehow gets
a 0002054E00FB.partial instead. Why?
IMO, pg_probackup does something weird.
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se the index, but can use an already existing CHECK CONSTRAINT,
that could be created as NOT VALID and validated without holding heavy
locks. After adding not null you can drop the constraint.
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_basebackup internally (which I assume it does), there
> is no way to pass parameters to it.
This is also not correct. One can specify arbitrarily parameters for
pg_basebackup in the Patroni config file:
postgresql:
basebackup:
tablespace-mapping: /foo=/bar
waldir: /my/waldir
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Hi,
2018-08-29 6:02 GMT+02:00 Dave Peticolas :
> Hello, I'm seeing some issues with WAL replay on a test server running
> 9.6.10 using WAL archived from a 9.6.8 primary server. It reliably PANICs
> during replay with messages like so:
>
> WARNING: page 1209270272 of relation base/16422/47496599
ailover pretty darn fast.
Thanks!
Stephen
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that it is used from postgres.
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ing its answer.
Source code of PAM module is here: https://github.com/CyberDem0n/pam-oauth2
Basically you can do something similar. Either take pam-oauth2 as a
reference and add possibility to validate JWT tokens or implement your
tokeninfo service.
>
>
> Thank You for your help!
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
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>
> Cesar
>
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