On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 10:12 AM, Benedikt Grundmann
<bgrundm...@janestreet.com> wrote:
> Today we discovered that we had a backend whose client had gone away, the
> automatic query watching process had send both pg_cancel and
> pg_terminate_backend but nevertheless the process was sitting there
> consuming resources and had been for over 1 day...
>
> gdb revealed that we were sitting in pg_regexec (we forced it to return 16
> aka invalid regex to return our system into a good state).
>
> Here is the regular expression and the text to run on:
>
> WARNING DO NOT DO THIS ON A PRODUCTION BOX
>
> select regexp_replace('VODI GR,VOD LN,VOD LN,VODN MM,VODPF US,VOD US,VZC
> LN', '([^,]+)(,*\1)+', '\1');
>
> This was in postgres 9.2
9.2.what? Tom just fixed a whole bunch of bugs in this area, so if
you're running less than 9.2.14, please test whether this can be
reproduced with that version.
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Robert Haas
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