Re: Server continuously enters to recovery mode.

DrakoRod wrote

> Hi everybody!
>
> I have a problem (really huge problem), I have one server of production,
> but yesterday in the night I saw this error:
>
>
*
> ERROR: could not access status of transaction 2410303155
>     DETAIL: Could not open file "pg_clog/08FA": No such file or directory
*
>
> Solution:
>
*
>  dd if=/dev/zero/ of=data/pg_clog/08FA bs=256K count=1
*
>
>
> So I ran this solutions, no problem so far, but then (after 1 or 2 hours
> approximately), the server crash, I think somebody did something but did
> not tell me, no one did nothing! cool!! ¬¬. I started the server and this
> began in recovery mode, he started. But after some time (without apparent
> pattern),  the server came into the recovery mode again.
>
> After that, the server continuously entering recovery mode, like I said
> without apparent pattern, between 3, 5 or 10 minutes run normally but then
> enter in the recovery mode again. I restart the server (began in recovery
> mode again), started, but after sometime he enter in recovery mode again.
>
> Try to recover the server with the PITR and nothing. The server version is
> 9.0.x in a Linux SUSE. The database size is the 336 GB.
>
> Please give me any help to recover the server!

>
> Thanks!

The only help I'm good for on this topic is to tell you to supply log file
data; especially those entries at and just before the server enters recovery
mode.

Good Luck!

David J.





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