I'd do
du -sh /var/pgsql/data/base
rather then /var/pgsql/data
depending on how your pgsql server logging is setup, there are other
folders and/or files that might take considerable disk space under
./data/ you may want to exclude those. I find this query useful for
something like this as well:
is there a tentative release date (week ... month) for postgres-8.3.2 ?
Thanks!
Vlad
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er directory, you need some sort of test or
locking to make sure the file is complete with exactly 16MB before it
gets rsync'd over. I suspect no amount of poking at the standby will
root out the issue because it's happening on the primary.
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Thanks much in advance
V.
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e sure the file is complete with exactly 16MB before it
gets rsync'd over. I suspect no amount of poking at the standby will
root out the issue because it's happening on the primary.
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remember in the
C code checks for complete segment sizes.
thanks
Ioannis Tambouras
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before with mixed results on a writes busy db and linux/nfs
Thanks,
V.
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