Greetings,
* mimble9@danwin1210.me (mimble9@danwin1210.me) wrote:
> >> This is annoying as I have a cron job set up to focus on files in the
> >> 0000000100000000 directory.
> >
> > What is the cronjob doing..? You really shouldn't be hacking around
> > with things in the repo- there's commands available like archive-get to
> > extract out WAL files from the repo.
>
> The cronjob is using 'mutt' to mail me the .gz files at a set period.
>
> It says:
>
> cd /var/lib/pgbackrest/archive/main/10/0000000100000000/
> echo "" | mutt -s "Ttile" test@example.com -a *.gz
Isn't that going to mail you the same WAL over and over again if you set
it up as a cronjob..? Is that really what you want?
> Of course, once 0000000100000000 becomes 0000000100000001, this no longer
> works.
That doesn't seem like the worst of the problems here.
> Is there, perhaps, a better way to achieve my goal?
Well, you could use archive-get with pgbackrest to pull out the files by
requesting each segment number, but I'm not sure what the idea here is
exactly- *why* are you email'ing them?
Thanks,
Stephen
