Re: [Fwd: zero_damaged_pages having no effect] - Mailing list pgsql-admin

From Dan Hrabarchuk
Subject Re: [Fwd: zero_damaged_pages having no effect]
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Msg-id 1097606065.4495.15.camel@dan.geotivity.net
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In response to [Fwd: zero_damaged_pages having no effect]  (Dan Hrabarchuk <dan@kwasar.biz>)
List pgsql-admin
Thank you Tom.

So in my case, where should I start? I want to be able to dump this
database to a new machine. Given my corruption, how should I go about
this? My current plan is to use Slony, but I'm worried that the
corruption will interfere with the transfer.

How can I get the db server to simply ignore errors? The data that is
lost can be recovered from the original source.

postgres[61834]: [184] PANIC:  open of /psql/pg_clog/0C95 failed: No
such file or directory

What would happen if I touched this file as the postgres user??

So there would be a 0 length file, with the proper ownership and
permissions.

Thanks once again.

Dan


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