Hi,
I got this little problem creating users:
I want to connect to my db with a new user and I must create it like if he
was a superuser, otherwise I can not conncet to my database.
Could some body help me
Thanks a lot
Alvaro
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d because of error
pg_dumpall: pg_dump failed on dbsa, exiting
How can I solve this problem?
How can I tell what is the OID 102548365? is it related to an index or a
table or what?
I search the web looking for answers to these questions but I cludn't find
them.
ed the max_connections to 150
(/var/lib/pgsql/data/postgresql.conf), could this be the the source of the
problem???.
Thanks a lot for your help. I'm sorry to bother you but your the only one
"I know" that knows more about Postgresql than I (I'm l
Mr. Szabo this is part of the output of the vacuumdb command
DETAIL: dead row versions cannot be removed yet.
There were unused item pointers.
pages are entirely empty.
CPU 0.00s/0.00u sec elapsed 0.02 sec.
INFO: vacuuming "public.tbl_fact_consumos"
INFO: index "ind_fact_consumos" now
have to recover the schema and then all the data...?
I know that maybe this not a big deal because in the worst case I can
create the Indexes and constraints manually, but I really want to know why
is that? Am I donig things wrong..?
I hope you can help me...
Thanks for taking some of y
7;t exist but I
restart postmaster several times and postmaster still iniocates that
condition how can I fix this?
Thanks a lot for your help,
Alvaro
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n undo the resetxlog operation -Please say yes...-
Thanks a lot,
Alvaro
Thanks a lot for your help,
Alvaro
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the hardware plataform is roboust (I guess)
Dell power edge 6600, 16Gb RAM, SCSI RAID 5 (200Gb total), 4 cpus.
Do you think that this values a correct or maybe one of those are the
origin of the problem...?
Thanks in advance,
Alvaro
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immediately, by now the error reported by the postgresql server
does not appear anymore.
Special Thanks to Mr. Tom Lane for your concern since we post a message
for first time.
Alvaro
alvaro ( at ) audifarma ( dot ) com ( dot ) co writes:
> I'm having some strange problem with a server po
ng looks like, depends on
how exact you want the result to be. So the question to you is, what do
you want that number for?
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> guess what signal 7 means. Please look in its /usr/include/signal.h
> (or more likely, some sub-file that includes) to find out the symbolic
> name of the signal, and report that.
kill -l is mandated by POSIX to return the list of signal names and
numbers.
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require a lot more in-depth intervention by myself and other staff.
Instead of deleting stuff from pg_authid directly, use DROP ROLE.
If this doesn't work because the role owns something, you may use a
combination of DROP OWNED and REASSIGN OWNED.
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uot;postgresql-base"
tarball or some such, which doesn't include the regression test files.
Try downloading the full tarball (I don't know what is it named).
I wonder if it isn't time to remove the split tarballs. Do they buy us
anything?
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I doubt your performance problem is related to
autovacuum. When you say "overall performance seems to be slow", it
means you haven't actually measured individual queries and found that
they are actually slow, no?
> I'm running 8.1.4 on Redhat EL4.3.
>
> Is this normal
ase
Con que usuario haces los VACUUM? Si no es un superusuario, se salta
las tablas de sistema por no tener permisos.
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with ID 1 does not exist
ja ja ja ...
Baja postmaster y levanta una sesion en modo standalone. Creo que es
postgres -P -O
(Mira postgres --help; depende de la version).
Ahi dentro puedes hacer el insert into pg_shadow, pero primero trata con
CREATE USER.
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er el cambio sin
restricciones.
Postmaster puede subir sin ningun superusuario, asi que podras
levantarlo despues aunque no arregles el problema.
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Jaime Casanova escribió:
> Alvaro, un vacuum como superusuario podria haber arreglado algo? o
> hubiera tenido que borrar la tupla que pareciera mas vieja? o ninguna
> de ambas podria haber funcionado? estoy asumiendo que el problema es
> el que mencione arriba, no se me ocurre que
is mailing list, so treat my letter only as suggestion.
> :-)
Sorry :-( I thought this was being discussed in the pgsql-es-ayuda
list. If I've spammed the pgsql-admin list on spanish it's not been
intentionally.
I certainly don't have the time to translate everything we w
Note that recovery.conf does not go into
the share/ directory, but in data/. And it must be present _only_ when
you want the system to attempt the recovery, not before.
Also I didn't see any pg_start_backup() nor pg_stop_backup() calls in
your procedure.
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list, please use english only. I find it hard to follow what you're
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ymore.
> Does it perform a
> copy/truncate of the logfile? I know in older versions of postgres, if
> you tried to move the log file, and create one with the same name, the
> server wouldn't actually write to it without a restart...at least in
> linux it wouldn&
to talk to previous server versions.
That switch is there only for connecting to a database of a _newer_
version that pg_dump's, and it's generally problematic because sometimes
an older pg_dump doesn't know how to read the newer system catalogs.
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alar en /opt/postgres, pero lo mas
probable es que te arroje el mismo error.
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bla corrupta
>
> he copiado la carpeta global, de produccion al de prueba y funciona
> bien ,, pero no puedo replicar el problema
Por que no tratas de resolver el problema en la maquina en que se
produce?
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obre la maquina de produccion borro la tabla pg_shadow y la creo con el
> dump que tengo del otro servidor funcionara ??
Que tiene que ver la tabla pg_shadow?
La verdad es que como no has entregado ningun detalle sobre el problema
de corrupcion de datos que tienes, no hay ninguna forma de dar
dea what caused this? E.g. a postgres client
> seeing an older version of the data? "Older" means that the postgres
> client was started today and it saw the data from 2 days ago, then
> suddenly it started to see the fresh data.
Maybe because the
;s done, it'll go away. Check the logs;
if autovacuum is getting stuck on something (for example failing to
start for some databases), then an error will be logged.
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DT,594,idle LOG: statement: alter
> user myadminuserid encrypted password 'myadminseridpw';
>
> seems like the encrypted version of 'myadminseridpw' would be a good idea
> in the log. Is there away to config that?
No, but if you&#x
eceive text file
> insert file into bytea field
> insert trigger fires
> - read file contents
> - post contents into production tables
>
> Is this at all possible, or am I going to need to store the original file
> and store/pass the file contents?
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Chris Hoover escribió:
> No, I need to store the entire file as received into the database.
Then you original question does not make any sense to me, because if you
pass the entire file content, why would Postgres *not* be able to read
it?
> On 4/11/07, Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTE
disabled in pg_autovacuum? naptime set
too high?
I suggest you turn log_min_messages more verbose, to DEBUG2, and see if
there are any entries in there regarding autovacuum. If it's running,
you would see it. You would get a message after autovacuum_naptime
seconds.
How long is autovacu
Carol Walter wrote:
> My pg_catalog.pg_autovacuum table contains no entries.
Good.
Now, are there autovacuum entries in the server log?
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one. If it's not logging anything but planner statistics,
then maybe those are the only things configured to be logged, which
would be weird but I think it's possible. Change log_min_messages to
debug2 and try again. A lot more messages should show up, including
some about auto
m that query.
>
> select * from pg_settings where name = 'autovacuum';
Actually could you please try
select * from pg_settings where name like 'autovacuum%';
so that all the other settings show up as well?
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itly) cant be killed.
What are they doing? We've added interrupt checks in most of the loops,
so queries can normally be killed quickly, but maybe we've missed just
the one you're running.
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the best option. It is also easier to do than dump/restore.
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nough.
Enough for what? You still haven't said what the problem was. I am
unsure if I should be concerned. It now sounds like ordinary slowness
caused by table bloat.
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res is away however the dead process is further present. I can stop
> these also only with kill -9.
>
> Does someone have an idea where the problem is and as I this to avoid can?
Maybe now you can find the time to answer the questions.
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lating a month's worth of dead tuples),
run a non-full vacuum more often (say, once a day or more). It doesn't
lock the table so the app can continue to be online while it runs.
If you have too many dead tuples and are desperate to get the table in a
reasonable non-bloated state, try CLUST
Nick Urbanik wrote:
> Thank you Alvaro,
>
> On 15/05/07 18:53 -0400, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> >Instead of waiting a month for the time when you can take the
> >application offline (thus accumulating a month's worth of dead tuples),
> >run a non-full vacuum more ofte
s, except right after checkpoints as you noted.
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This means that 60% of the time spent by system calls is due to network
operations. But they account to 18.3 seconds, whereas this
> real27m21.090s
> user0m5.379s
> sys 0m23.073s
says that the total time spent is 27:21. So you have to explain the
remai
s on what the transaction did.
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oosen freely.
In the database name you can specify "@file", which points to a file
containing a list of database names that the pg_hba.conf lines applies
to. One idea is to have the database creation routine put a line into
that file (which would be specific to each user).
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utility
commands (CREATE TABLE, etc) may increment the command counter more than
once (internal implementation detail you should not care about).
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/kerkbode/images/blank.gif\\\"\"\n\"2007-04-20\";
> \"18:07:06\" \"192.168.0.100\" \"69\"
> \"http://develop.christians.co.za/phpAdsNew/adx.js\"\n\"20";...,
> len=337739539, is_client_to_server=5 '\005') at mbutil
10 (SunOS server3 5.10 Generic_125101-05 ),
> pg_data_dir on zfs mirrored pool. I've checked status of pool and got:
Apparently ZFS betrayed you, and the data it recovered is not as good as
it seems to think. If it were recovered correctly you wouldn't be
getting this error.
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However it is not normal if it
loses track of that dead space. One thing you can and should do is
adjust the autovacuum settings (for example lowering the vacuum scale
factor and threshold values). Another is to correctly set the FSM
values.
Have you done both?
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Charles.Hou wrote:
> On 6 4 , 10 49 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alvaro Herrera) wrote:
> > It is normal that the tables grow a bit to a stationary state of dead
> > space (generated by UPDATE and DELETE). However it is not normal if it
> > loses track of that dead space. One thi
Erwin Brandstetter escribió:
> Hi group!
>
> If I want to change the default order of two columns of a table, can I
> just manipulate the values in
> pg_catalog.pg_attribute.attnum?
It works -- as long as the table is empty.
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dt at time zone 'GMT'), 'yyymmdd')
I am not sure if this actually works -- but you would need to change the
queries as well. The point is that the time zone is now fixed, instead
of being dependent on a GUC variable.
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Tom Lane escribió:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > You can't do this because to_date and other functions are not immutable.
> > 8.2 seems to be more picky about this -- the date conversions of
> > timestamptz columns are dependent on the current
SELECTLOG (and SELECTDETAIL because there are the actuall
> parametars)?
I don't think so. You can increase log_min_duration_statement a bit so
that only statements that take "long" are logged.
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k your
indexes sizes for a while. If you don't notice a problem you can forget
it entirely. Most people gets away without it.
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There's a function you can
use for that, pg_switch_xlog().
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That's because in Europe they call m
; Why have you got SHMALL set to half a GB when you have Postgres
> configured to ask for over 3 GB?
Hmm, isn't shmall measured in pages?
I think the problem may be that he changed the settings in sysctl.conf
but he hasn't rebooted since, so the kernel is ru
etting rid of the
> bogus row, but what you should be able to do to let pg_dump work is to
> rename misp to something else. You can rename it back after getting
> through the dump/reload, of course.
Or roll the XID counter back, vacuum the table, and restore the XID to
the original
saying: "System catalog
> modifications are currently disallowed".
>
> Please, I need help to know how to allow to modify the system catalog .
What CREATE TABLE exactly?
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owed.
Oh, you can't do that. It's disallowed by policy. If you want to
create catalogs you need to be in standalone or bootstrap mode
(typically they are created by declaring a src/include/catalog/*.h file
and having it be included in postgres.bki by the genbki script).
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same server.
You may be able to explain yourself better there (and I'll be able to
respond more quickly).
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:25 mha
* src/backend/port/win32_sema.c (1.3.2.1):
Set maximum semaphore count to 32767 instead of 1. Fixes
errorcode 298 when unlocking a semaphore more than once.
Per report from Marcin Waldowski.
2007-04-23 12:52 neilc
* doc/src/sgml/ref/create_function.sgml (1.70.2.2):
Fix
Tom Lane wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Ray Stell wrote:
> >> Are there critical security or performance patches that should be
> >> applied to 824 and how could I have determined this without this post?
>
> > The changelog afte
Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> > Tom Lane wrote:
> > > Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > > Ray Stell wrote:
> > > >> Are there critical security or performance patches that should be
> > > >> app
> It doesn't give any other info. Has anyone seen this message, and more
> importantly, what do I do about it.
Don't use a mismatching psql version with the server version.
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ing the libpq.so is a different
> major version?
No. It is only a problem for psql because it uses some queries that
assume things about the system catalogs (for example psql 8.2 assumes
that pg_index.indisvalid exists, which it doesn't on 8.1).
Did you win the bet?
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one entry.
Postgres does not split entries. They are split by infelicities in the
underlying facilities used (pipes). There's ongoing work to fix this
problem. In the meantime, I think you could work around it by using
syslog instead of redirect_stderr.
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ermission away (if he had one at all actually).
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makes it not have them (maybe it got them revoked, or maybe the initial
installation was done with a different user).
Get a listing of users (\u in psql) and pick one for the -U switch that
has superuser privileges.
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#x27;ll be using something like "strace -p [pid] [command]", what should I
> use for [command]?
strace -p pid
gdb -p pid
You don't need to specify the command at all.
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. (This is
Postgres-specific). Peter wasn't flaming at all.
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Paul Thomas: It feels like we're 2 people divided by a common la
p psql
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the place
where the list of rels is built, but that scans only pg_index, so it
doesn't have access to the namespace of each rel. So one idea would be
to get the pg_class row for each candidate, but that seems slow.
Another idea would be to just add all the candidates and silently skip
the t
perating system configured to overcommit memory will do this. The
usual suggestion is to configure it not to.
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---(e
> postmasters running. Each database is tuned according to need. We allow
> anywhere between 5-50 max connections. So what I am looking for is?
Any of work_mem or maintenance_worm_mem set too high can cause excessive
memory usage. What do you have these set to?
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Medi Montaseri escribió:
> I see...thank you for the clarification...one more question...
> How does PG protects itself from a run-away code (eg an endless loop) ?
It doesn't.
> In other words, does PG run the "untrusted" code in a seperate
> proces
ster temporary tables of other sessions
So, patch attached.
> Are there any other commands to be worried about? I can't see any
> besides VACUUM/ANALYZE, and those seem covered.
I can't think of any.
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y were vacuumed
Examine the pg_stat views, though I am not sure if the vacuum columns
were already in 8.1. In any case, in 8.1 Xid wraparound is tracked
per-database, so you need database-wide vacuums. In 8.2 it is per table
so it is easier to keep up to date.
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Tom Lane wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Tom Lane wrote:
> >> Yeah, an extra fetch of the pg_class row doesn't seem all that nice.
> >> I think you'd want to check it in approximately the same two places
> >> where pg_c
Tom Lane wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I'm not sure I follow. Are you suggesting adding a new function,
> > similar to pg_class_ownercheck, which additionally checks for temp-ness?
>
> No, I was just suggesting adding the check
Tom Lane wrote:
> Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I am unsure if I should backpatch to 8.1: the code in cluster.c has
> > changed, and while it is relatively easy to modify the patch, this is a
> > rare bug and nobody has reported it in CLUSTER (not ma
o que tiene ese valor, muestralo aca y vemos que se
hace con el.
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got that way paying your bills, cleaning up your room and listening t
xmuinn wrote:
> Files under directory pg_clog are deleted.
> How to rebuild files under the directory?
Restore from backup.
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GONZALEZ GONZALEZ EUSEBIO wrote:
> Existe alguna versión de postgresql para Windows 64 bits?
No por el momento.
PS: esta es una lista en inglés. Si quieres hacer consultas en español
te sugiero la lista pgsql-es-ayuda.
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file in $PGDATA?
Who's the owner?
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utomatically remounted read-only by the operating
system, it's because serious trouble is ahead. Rebooting to remount
read-write seems a recipe for disaster unless you have corrected the
problem.
This may be a Linux kernel bug, a disk/cable/controller failure, or
something else.
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age ()
> #1 0x080baccf in ginInsertValue ()
> #2 0x080b81b7 in gin_xlog_cleanup ()
So it looks like a bug in the gin xlog code, which makes sense because
it's new.
Can you please execute in that gdb session the command "bt full" and
send the output?
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Craig McElroy wrote:
> Alvaro:
> I just tried, but I only get "No symbol table info available." after each
> line of the trace.
Well, we have two possibilities:
1. you send us a complete, reproducible test case,
2. you recompile with debugging enabled (configure --enable-d
Nandakumar Tantry wrote:
> Does any-ne know how to install PostgreSQL with
> Administrator account? If not how will I do it? Any documentation
> available?
You can't.
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is a macro for "int with
a default".
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tocol, this is exactly what you would see.
Is there any reason you're so fond of top-posting?
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Tena Sakai escribió:
> Aside from that, can this be caused by many deleted
> rows from tables (and having neglected to vacuum)?
No.
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John Dunbar: Yes sir, befor
with a performance
problem. If you haven't ever vacuumed your database, do so now and try
again. (Actually, have a read of the "maintenance" chapter in the
manual).
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Richard Broersma Jr wrote:
> --- On Thu, 11/15/07, Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > What is the problem with the file?
>
> I looked at the pg_control file, postgres had the proper permission to it.
>
> > Why is it not accessible to Postgre
ng
> Postgres and restoring from a dump?
What is the problem with the file? Why is it not accessible to
Postgres?
My guess is that something (antivirus?) was messing with the file when
the system died.
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Y dijo
a database-wide vacuum. You can't
exclude tables. If you want to be able to do that you'll need to jump
to 8.2.
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Alvaro Herrera http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/CTMLCN8V17R4
"Coge la flor que hoy nace alegre, ufana. ¿Quién sabe si nacera otra mañan
VACUUM SCHEMA in 8.2 so it doesn't make any
sense to try to compare it against the old autovac. And you can bet
that in 8.4 autovac will have even more goodies.
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Alvaro Herrera Valdivia, Chile ICBM: S 39º 49' 18.1", W 73º 13' 56.4"
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