On 2020-Apr-01, Silvio Fabi - NBS srl wrote:
> WAL Archive process on my DB Postgresql 10 is not working.
> the WAL Archive file 000000010000020A00000073 was accidentally deleted
> and there is no backup.
> Postgresql tries to run the following command:
> rsync -a pg_wal/000000010000020A00000073
> barman@database:/var/lib/barman/database/incoming/000000010000020A00000073
Ouch. This is not a barman problem; accidentally a WAL file is
synonymous with corrupting your database. Any existing backup that
needs that file is now invalid. I suggest you run CHECKPOINT and then
take a new backup. I think removing the 000000010000020A00000073.ready
file from pg_wal should prevent future attempts at archiving it, so that
subsequent WAL files are archived.
By all means, *do not* lose any more WAL files. It is a very dangerous
thing to do.
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