Hello all,
I would like to thank Tom, Ian and the other pgsql wizards for their prompt
response. This must surely be open source at it's best :)
I've worked around the situation by running a small script that continually
monitors postgres and takes appropriate action if postgres shuts down. I'm
assuming this problem won't lead to any data corruption.
Mathijs
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