Re: Pg_xlog increase due to postgres crash (disk full) - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Adrian Klaver
Subject Re: Pg_xlog increase due to postgres crash (disk full)
Date
Msg-id 50FEBB14.90203@gmail.com
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In response to Re: Pg_xlog increase due to postgres crash (disk full)  (Cliff de Carteret <cliffdecarteret@googlemail.com>)
Responses Re: Pg_xlog increase due to postgres crash (disk full)  (Cliff de Carteret <cliffdecarteret@googlemail.com>)
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On 01/22/2013 07:57 AM, Cliff de Carteret wrote:
> There are no files in the pg_xlog directory from before the database
> crash except one file which ends in .backup, there are 759 files. In the
> pg_xlog/archive_status folder there are 755 files.
> The local ../wal_archive folder has no files in it at all whereas the
> remote wal_archive folder has 147 files present.

What is this local wal_archive directory?
 From a previous post:

"LOG: archive command failed with exit code 1
DETAIL: The failed archive command was: test ! -f
/opt/postgres/remote_pgsql/wal_archive/00000001000000A800000078 && cp
pg_xlog/00000001000000A800000078
/opt/postgres/remote_pgsql/wal_archive/00000001000000A800000078

I see only /opt/postgres/remote_pgsql/wal_archive which I assumed was
the remote. I am not sure where the local one fits in?

>
> The remote archive folder is not full and has ~14G whereas the local
> archive folder was previously full but now it has been moved so it has 100G+
>
> The archive directory is a mount and as the user postgres I can copy a
> file into it successfully.
>
> The current setup has been working successfully for several years until
> the recent database crash

So what did you do to get the database running again?

>
>



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Adrian Klaver
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