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Hot standby on Windows

От
stefanu
Дата:
Hello all,

I am having a little trouble with a hot standby configuration on Windows, and I was hoping I could find an answer here.

Everything works fine (both machines run just fine, and the hot standby works like a charm), except for one problem. The pg_archivecleanup refuses to run; it seems like I am writing the wrong command, since the %r does not get replaced.

The log is full of sets of lines like these :

pg_archivecleanup: must specify restartfilename
Try "pg_archivecleanup --help" for more information.
2011-07-09 11:09:28 EEST WARNING:  archive_cleanup_command "pg_archivecleanup.exe "C:\ArchiveDir\" %r >c:\cleanup.log": return code 2

I thought that the command line would be built properly (I mean the %r would be replaced by the caller), but for some reason it is not happening.

I'm out of ideas to try... what am I doing wrong ?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Stefan.

Hot standby on Windows

От
stefanu
Дата:
Hello all,

I am having a little trouble with a hot standby configuration on Windows,
and I was hoping I could find an answer here.

Everything works fine (both machines run just fine, and the hot standby
works like a charm), except for one problem. The pg_archivecleanup refuses
to run; it seems like I am writing the wrong command, since the %r does not
get replaced.

The log is full of sets of lines like these :

pg_archivecleanup: must specify restartfilename
Try "pg_archivecleanup --help" for more information.
2011-07-09 11:09:28 EEST WARNING:  archive_cleanup_command
"pg_archivecleanup.exe "C:\ArchiveDir\" %r >c:\cleanup.log": return code 2

I thought that the command line would be built properly (I mean the %r would
be replaced by the caller), but for some reason it is not happening.

I'm out of ideas to try... what am I doing wrong ?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Stefan.

Re: Hot standby on Windows

От
Craig Ringer
Дата:
On 14/07/2011 10:05 PM, stefanu wrote:

> I thought that the command line would be built properly (I mean the %r would
> be replaced by the caller), but for some reason it is not happening.
>

I don't use hot standby on Windows, but since there's been no other
response to this I'll try to have a look at it this weekend.

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