daveg wrote:
> > > As far as I can tell pg_upgrade never copied any pg_clog files from the
> > > old cluster to the new cluster. I wish I had detected that before running
> > > the remove_old_cluster.sh script.
> >
> > Wow, no clogs? That would make the system very confused. You can pull
> > the clogs out of the old backup and move them over if the files don't
> > already exist.
>
> We don't have the old cluster after running delete_old_cluster.ch. We use
> pg_dump for backup, so no clogs. We ended up restored 20 odd dbs totalling
> 2.1TB from the previous days pg_dumps.
>
> If you review my original report I mentioned that there were only 2 clog
> files in the new cluster both with ctime after the start of postgresql
> after the upgrade. I did the upgrade for three hosts at the same time, the
> others were fine. They have dozens of clogs dating back days before the
> upgrade. The failing system had only 2 recent clog.
That is certainly unusual.
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