Re: archive_command vs. cp -i
От | Kevin Grittner |
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Тема | Re: archive_command vs. cp -i |
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Msg-id | 4DFB3B68020000250003E7EA@gw.wicourts.gov обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | archive_command vs. cp -i ("Martin Münstermann" <mmuenst@gmx.de>) |
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Re: archive_command vs. cp -i
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"Martin Münstermann"<mmuenst@gmx.de> wrote: > while setting up a new linux postgresql server, I checked my > archive_command. I noticed that the usual "cp -i f1 f2 < > /dev/null" did NOT as expected: It did not overwrite the file > (PASS), but it returned zero (FAIL, should return error). > > This could be reproduced on CentOS 5.6, RHEL4, and Ubuntu 10.04. I've confirmed on SLES 10 and Ubuntu 9, too. > Should the BACKUP-ARCHIVING-WAL doc be changed? I think so. Given the wide variety of platforms on which the example could silently cause data loss, I *really* don't think we want that in our docs. Someone could blithely copy it into production without testing and not know they had it wrong until a backup failed to restore. -Kevin
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