inary database copy, or some older WAL logs left over
either in archive or pg_xlog, or some corrupted index in pg_catalog?)
during several test-cycles..
Any other idea how can oid of users could be different from the one
appearing in pg_stat_get_activity()? (see details below)
Andrej
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as described, do not
reflect ps -ef list of postgres processes and running SQL
client/replication information)
What may be additionally useful information before restarting the master?
Regards, Andrej
2016-05-25 23:22 GMT+02:00 Andrej Vanek :
> Streaming replication set-up,
>
> one mast
s wal-receiver process running
- replication works (tried to create a table- it appears in all databases)
Question:
- why is pg_stat_replication empty?
Andrej
---details
[root@l2bmain ~]# tail /opt/pg_data/postgresql.conf
max_wal_senders = 5
hot_standby = on
wal_keep_segments
kup -U
pgreplic -h db-other-site -w -D /opt/geo_stdby_data -c fast -vvv -X stream
&>> /tmp/log
Result:
variant 2. works fine with return code 0 (with strace)
variant 1. fails with error code 1 (without strace)
Any ideas?
Andrej
--details
Output:
Variant 2:
DEBUG:
which fails to do some its work (pg_basebackup: could not
wait for child process: No child processes)- probably due to some failing
system call.
How can I report to clusterlabs: What system call fails in pg_basebackup?
Best Regards, Andrej
2016-04-17 1:09 GMT+02:00 Adrian Klaver :
>
it works. It fails just when
launched from a script fired by crm_mon -d -E my-script
Regards, Andrej
2016-04-16 1:18 GMT+02:00 Jerry Sievers :
> Andrej Vanek writes:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I tried to run pg_basebackup. Return value is 1.
> >
> > How to find o
Best Regards, Andrej
2016-04-16 1:17 GMT+02:00 Adrian Klaver :
> On 04/15/2016 03:28 PM, Andrej Vanek wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I tried to run pg_basebackup. Return value is 1.
>>
>> How to find out its reason?
>> (I suspect that some wal after backup is missi
Hello,
I tried to run pg_basebackup. Return value is 1.
How to find out its reason?
(I suspect that some wal after backup is missing- but how to find out the
real reason? How to fix it?)
thanks, Andrej
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environment: CentOS 6.7, postgres 9.5.1
( PostgreSQL 9.5.1 on x86_64
Hi,
retested:
yes, this is still an issue in 9.3.5, same deadlock errors occured.
Do you need to extract some simplified reproducible testcase?
Best Regards, Andrej
Hi,
now I've checked release-notes of 9.3.5 (my version 9.3.4)- found a fix
which probably could lead to my deadlocks:
> Fix race condition when updating a tuple concurrently locked by another
process (Andres Freund,Álvaro Herrera)
How can I make sure I've run into this bug?
etween
Any idea?
thanks, Andrej
set LOCK_COLUMN = 1 where (SBO_GRP =
'15')
Is this an expected behaviour, or maybe a bug?
Thanks, Andrej
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case is reproducible via my application.
I was unable to reproduce it via psql sessions (locking worked fine).
I was unable to reproduce it vi
ta loss.
Do you know whether there is such cluster agent already available?
Best Regards, Andrej
2014-05-27 16:09 GMT+02:00 Alvaro Herrera :
> Andrej Vanek wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > solved.
> > This is not a postgres issue.
> >
> > The system was used in
database synchronization (full
on-line backup of master database to slave node) before starting postgres
in hot-standby mode on slave the node...
Best Regards, Andrej
the whole database size.
Question: Where does the 70GB hidden files in ...data/base/oid/ come
from? Which postgres process could generate them? Some missed
maintenance from my side? A bug? Anybody else experienced such issue?
Thanks, Andrej
-details: ...data/base/oid file listing shortened:
-I /usr/include/postgresql/ -I
/usr/include/httpd -lpq -o mod_libpq.so -n MOD_LIBPQ mod_libpq2.c
using postgresql 9.0.4 & apache 2.2.19
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Get your
Nothing changes there. When OpenFire, Courier-MTA and Apache are restarted,
a few numbers change, but othrewise they remain unchanged pretty long. There
is no obvious activity that could trigger a disk write 20 times a minute...
How many databases are in your pg cluster?
There are currently 19
urned, tup_fetched from pg_stat_database ;
Nothing changes there. When OpenFire, Courier-MTA and Apache are restarted, a
few numbers change, but othrewise they remain unchanged pretty long. There is
no obvious activity that could trigger a disk write 20 times a minute...
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Stopping all
daemons that connect to PostgreSQL (OpenFire, Apache, Courier-MTA) does not
change anything. Any hints would be very helpful. There is actually no
performance or usability issue. I just want to *understand* what is going on.
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> sleep 60
> done
>
> Is there a Better Way? Thanks in advance.
Add more RAM? Look at tunables for other processes on
the machine? At the end of the day making the kernel shoot
anything out of despair shouldn't be the done thing.
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> No big deal, since there are lots of other ways to do this.
That's an accurate observation, but has nothing to do w/ what
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argument against the OPs suggestion.
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ht answer. Is Pgsql9 supported on
> Ubuntu10LTS?
Having googled this (I don't use Ubuntu, and compile postgres from source)
I found this after about 1 minute ...
https://launchpad.net/~pitti/+archive/postgresql
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What OS? Which postgres version?
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On 23 February 2011 11:55, Gauthier, Dave wrote:
> I would expect to see...
>
> "ShouldBeOK99 is a match"
>
> "Should_Fail_match77 is not a match"
Why would you expect that? Both strings match at least one
character from the character class?
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ut have you considered
http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/
?
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>
> Jerry
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I just stumbled upon your post from two years ago; has
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> using port 5432.
I concur on both accounts; I would like to see the output of the
actual script, though, when it refuses to start; and also a
netstat -anp | grep 5432
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Please do - provide the section, I mean.
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>
> Rich
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> it shows
May I ask why you're trying to install an ancient version?
The latest in the 8.3.x branch is 8.3.9
> I would be grateful if you would let me know about it.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Vijayalakshmi Vijaya sankar
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> I would like to log usage of temporary files for sort/join operations, but
> only when size of these files exceeds some threshold.
>
> So I set in postgresql.conf (this is 8.4.2)
> log_temp_files = 4MB
Just a wild guess... the DOCU says it's an integer, not an INT
termediate
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> broersr(> , 1 )
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> broersr-> select s
> broersr-> from x
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2009/11/5 marcin mank :
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> try a Brainf*ck interpreter ? :)
Sick, sick puppy! :}
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statements, or it can just send the entire query to the
server each time. The best way is automatically chosen for each query.
This will be sufficient for most users: keep reading for a more
detailed explanation and some optional flags.
Queries that do not begin with the word "SELECT", "INSERT
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Of course it also depends on the complexity of "database"; if you
have several tables w/ referential integrity then copy obviously wouldn't
be the right tool for the job.
> Thanks
> Jos
I can't validate the certificate with an
expired CRL."
Presumably, pg_ctl restart fixed this problem.
It would be great if PostgreSQL could reload the CRL when necessary, just like
Apache httpd does. Could this be appended to the 8.4 wishlist, please?
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could have the data files
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> goes to /dev/null and I'll be happy. You may miss a few things sent
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On 04/08/2008, Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> appearing in my newsreader.
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> Who wrote the message you quoted (you failed to cite the source)?
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installed, and if so, which one comes first in the PATH?
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On 27/07/2008, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> with postgres-6.x through -8.1, but failed to correctly start the
> postmaster after the system reboot.
I thought we had established that t
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On 27/07/2008, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrej,
Hi Rich,
> I found the thread in the archives for June of this year.
>
> Re-reading the posted results of running initdb I tried a different
> approach to starting the server. Instead of using pg_ctl
On 23/07/2008, Rich Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrej,
Hi Rich,
> Unless others consider this topic to be not appropriate for the list, I
> don't mind a public conversation. I thought that I attached the script to
> my original message; regardless, here'
tgres packages
I'd like to ask where that script came from :) and how you
installed postges in the first place. Happy to communicate
of the list if you prefer that.
> TIA,
>
> Rich
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> Thanks
> -JD
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On 01/07/2008, Jamie Deppeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> libodbc.so is needed
> libodbcinst.so is needed
>
> Hopefully someone can help me
I'll hazard a guess and assume you're using some sort
of Linux :} ...which distro are
to get a good understanding
of what a thread is about without having to read the lot top to bottom.
May not match your individual preference, but then that's not what the
list is about, either.
> Bob
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> Do you really want the answer to that? :P
Of course! I know a few people who swear by it (and I've never had
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For any value of shell IN {bash, tcsh, zsh}.
sh (default on solaris) and ksh won't, and neither will cmd.exe
But I (as a user of bash) see your point.
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> Steve
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And a somewhat unorthodox suggestion for the list ... would it
be worthwhile considering a different storage mechanism all
together, like maybe an LDAP directory type of thing? The query
language is admittedl
a good number of years now (since v7, I think)
and have become quite accustomed to the names of the tools in
use, have never observed any clashes with other tools, and as a
Linux/Unix sys-admin type of person never had a problem with
mistaking createuser for useradd or adduser.
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> Thanks but I still get the error 'ERROR: relation "capture" does not exist'
> when trying these two alternative functions you mention above. There is
> definitely a table called 'capture' in my database!
Are you sure you're connected to the ri
he script. Does it just create tables,
or does it supposedly create a database as well?
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Hi Tri!
> I am running on Linux, Red Hat 3.
> I have hard time to use pg_dump command. Can you give me the syntax of
> pgdump?
Not a syntax-problem; to use pg_dumpall you need to be
the postgres (superuse
version on a
different port than 5432 and have it use a different base directory)
have both versions running at the same time.
What OS & version are you running PG on? And if you can, use 8.2.7
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Tri
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>
> "i got an old box supporting only 1 floating-point"
>
> Maybe he means an FPU? *boggle*
Maybe floating-point registers on the FPU?
So many options
)
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My gut-feeling is that trying to keep data as a "moving target", with
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the appropriate means every few years (financial life-cycle?) is a
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${i} out.sql ${i}.sql; done
Of course you won't be getting the creation of specific roles or
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for pointing me in the right direct
it under normal circumstance, am I just supposed
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>
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> might be the way to go?
That was Richards suggestion for Geoff who had the
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> Olmec Sinclair
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>
> postgres: postgres dbname 10.170.1.60(57413) idle
This doesn't resemble any "ps -ef" output I've ever seen.
What OS is this on, what
rough completely ... that's
not going to give us the desired result...
Try this:
for z in `seq 1 3600`; do top -b -d 1 -n 1| awk -f top.awk; done | tee topoutput
Not sure whether it's going to give us the desire granularity of time...
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Andrej Kastrin wrote:
||5354235||,||some text...|| ||1234567||,||some text...||
||1234568||,||some text...||
Th
'||';
but the error:
ERROR: COPY quote must be a single ASCII character
Any solution? Thank you in advance.
Best, Andrej
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ommand line twice. :} And I didn't like the idea of
# writing/saving two separate scripts - shoot me :D
#
# It creates two temporary files that it hopefully wipes after a
# successful run.
# hacked up by andrej
function usage {
echo "Usage: $0 databasename inputfile outputfile"
echo
Or, for the heck of it:
sed -n -e '/DATABASE smarlowe/p' -e '141,334p' test.sql > clean.sql
;}
Cheers,
Andrej
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ing to restart the postgres server, I get this:
...
> PS: Running Leopard on MacPro.
I don't know MacOS very well, and it's been a while that I last
had my hands on MacOS X (>2 years). Are you saying that
you use MacOS as user root by default, rather than as a non
privileged account?
Che
license (for varied reasons) I think that
OpenSource hardliners like RMS would argue that the BSD license is *NOT*
in the true spirit of OpenSource *BECAUSE* of what you list as a bonus
of it ... the locking down of benefits reaped from OpenSource not getting
back into the stream.
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into ~/.pgpass . You best forget about the thought
of having a shell variable with the password ;}
> Regards
> Marten
Cheers,
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On 12/15/07, Richard Huxton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
L > Leif B. Kristensen wrote:
O > I > me too.
L > t >
> ' > On Wednesday 12. December 2007, Gregory Stark wrote:
> s >> "Alvaro Herrera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>> Thomas Kellerer wrote:
> n Joshua D. Drake, 11
and getting LDAP tree data into any
RDBMS can be done, but it won't be trivial once you get
to tree objects that have more than one value per attribute,
i.e. you'll have to map those attributes into separate tables.
> Thanks to all.
Cheers,
Andrej
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's the customer's data which needs to be isolated.
I appreciate that. But realistically if you had locked information isolation
down via permissions and appropriate views the information for each
customer would be as safe as it would using separate databases or
even servers.
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