On 15/11/10 19:59, anypossibility wrote:
> Gabriele,
> Thank you for the link. I downloaded the book and read the chapter. Very
> useful information.
>
> Craig,
> The storage type is SAN over AFP.
I very, very strongly suggest getting your SAN host to export an iSCSI
volume to mount directly on
Gabriele, Thank you for the link. I downloaded the book and read the chapter.
Very useful information.
Craig,
The storage type is SAN over AFP.
Unfortunately, it has been a week or so since the crash. We were able to
recover lost data from last backup (a few hours old) but next time, I will
Hi,
In general, it's a really bad idea to run PostgreSQL (or any other
database) over file-level network storage like SMB/AFP/CIFS/NFS.
Block-level network storage like iSCSI is generally OK, depending on the
quality of the drivers in target and initiator.
What Craig says it is true and it migh
On 15/11/10 07:04, anypossibility wrote:
> I am running postgres postgres version 8.3 on OS X.
> The data directory is on network volume.
What kind of network volume?
An AFP mount? SMB share? NFS? iSCSI?
In general, it's a really bad idea to run PostgreSQL (or any other
database) over file-level
I am running postgres postgres version 8.3 on OS X.
The data directory is on network volume.
The network volume was disconnected and server crashed.
Log reported that last know up was 9:30 pm (about 30 min prior to the server
crash.)
My conf Checkpoint_Segments setting = 3 (not sure if this is all
