pg_receivexlog 9.2 client working with 9.1 server?
I am running a pg_receivexlog 9.2 client against a 9.1 server. It seems to
work. Comments in the code seem to indicate that this setup is workable.
However, pg_receivexlog is not part of the 9.1 source tree nor the rpm
package (as far as I see), so I am curious if there is some caveat that I
sure be aware of, or some other incompatibility that makes this setup not
work.
The goal is to have PITR using a combination of pg_basebackup (which is
part of 9.1) and pg_receivexlog.
Thanks,
Dan
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 8:42 AM, Dan Birken <birken@gmail.com> wrote:
I am running a pg_receivexlog 9.2 client against a 9.1 server. It seems to
work. Comments in the code seem to indicate that this setup is workable.However, pg_receivexlog is not part of the 9.1 source tree nor the rpm
package (as far as I see), so I am curious if there is some caveat that I
sure be aware of, or some other incompatibility that makes this setup not
work.The goal is to have PITR using a combination of pg_basebackup (which is part
of 9.1) and pg_receivexlog.
I think it's okay using 9.2 pg_receievexlog with a 9.1 server.
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Update: I have successfully used this configuration with a month's worth of
WALs (tens of thousands), run a test restore, and everything appears to
have worked as expected. So at least based on that test, this
configuration seems fine.
-Dan
On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 4:42 PM, Dan Birken <birken@gmail.com> wrote:
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I am running a pg_receivexlog 9.2 client against a 9.1 server. It seems
to work. Comments in the code seem to indicate that this setup is workable.However, pg_receivexlog is not part of the 9.1 source tree nor the rpm
package (as far as I see), so I am curious if there is some caveat that I
sure be aware of, or some other incompatibility that makes this setup not
work.The goal is to have PITR using a combination of pg_basebackup (which is
part of 9.1) and pg_receivexlog.Thanks,
Dan