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> Hello, > > I've spent the last few days learning slony and setting it up on some > test databases with good results. However, when I set up replication on > my live database, the slon processes startup and appear to be preparing > to copy things over when I get: > > "The postmaster has commanded this server process to roll back the > current transaction and exit, because another server process exited > abnormally and possibly corrupted shared memory." > > This happens continually until I uninstall the slony schema from my > database. Does slon need to be running or is it happening even without it (maybe as a result of slony triggers doing something bad) ? > I'm not getting any helpful messages in my slon output or in my > postgresql log file, so I'm not sure what else to provide in terms of a > bug report. ----------- Hannu
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