John Lister wrote:
Hi, I've set up a warm standby box with postgresql 8.3.8 and
pg_standby. Everything seems to be ok except and the wal files are
being copied across and being processed during the recovery as you'd
expect but I have one question. The recovery seems to be processing
the final wal
Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> There is a sleep time between check for new files
Even after a successful copy? Why would you want that?
-Kevin
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John Lister wrote:
> Hi, I've set up a warm standby box with postgresql 8.3.8 and
> pg_standby. Everything seems to be ok except and the wal files are
> being copied across and being processed during the recovery as you'd
> expect but I have one question. The recovery seems to be processing
> the f
Hi, I've set up a warm standby box with postgresql 8.3.8 and pg_standby.
Everything seems to be ok, the wal files are being copied across and being
processed during the recovery as you'd expect but I have one question. The
recovery seems to be processing the final wal files at the same rate as t
Hi, I've set up a warm standby box with postgresql 8.3.8 and pg_standby.
Everything seems to be ok except and the wal files are being copied
across and being processed during the recovery as you'd expect but I
have one question. The recovery seems to be processing the final wal
files (about 30)