D]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Re: [ADMIN] WAL files during a backup
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> This WAL wont get copied to the archive directory until it reaches 16MB
> worth of trans
directory.
Drew
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This WAL wont get copied to the archive directory
o the pg_xlog directory in the
last 6 hours since the last backup was performed.
Drew
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> 0001223387 would usually be the ne
0001223387 would usually be the next WAL to be written.
How often are you WALs written out?
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> I have a question regarding the WAL files that are moved during a backup
to
> the "archive directory".
>
> I have setup
I have a question regarding the WAL files that are moved during a backup to the
"archive directory".
I have setup the postgresql.conf file to have the following archive command:
archive_command = 'cp -i %p /var/lib/pgsql/backups/%f .tar.gz, and
2. a WAL file ".backup" file, (for example
000
