That's great! But does failover work in the new version when the cluster 
contains more than 2 nodes?

Christopher Browne napisa?(a):

>The Slony-I team is pleased to present the first beta release for
>Slony-I version 1.1, the most most advanced replication solution for
>the most advanced Open Source Database in the world.
>
>The release tarball is available for download here:
>slony1-1.1-beta.tar.gz. See the HISTORY-1.1 file for a detailed list
>of changes.
>
>Major changes include:
>
>- Greatly expanded documentation
>
>- Slonik configuration language supports @include and @define,
>analagous #include and #define in C.
>
>- Automatic generation of "listen paths" which required complex and
>error-prone manual effort in earlier versions
>
>- Slon daemon processes can draw configuration from a configuration
>file as an alternative to all parameters being passed in via command
>line
>
>- Log spooling allows replicated data to be stored in files to be
>transmitted by various means to support remote sites that cannot be
>safely connected to a secure data center.
>
>- Inclusion of an increasing sophisticated set of administrative
>scripts to operate and monitor Slonik installations
>
>- Adaptive grouping of updates diminishes the need for administrator
>intervention
>
>- Signal handling changes build a watchdog into the slon process,
>allowing the system to detect and rectify a number of deadlock
>situations without requiring user intervention
>
>- Improved tuning of cleanup behaviour to avoid cases of wasted
>vacuums
>
>- Build environment has removed the requirement of having access to an
>entire PostgreSQL source tree, which will make it much easier to build
>"packaged" versions of Slony-I
>
>All this is in addition to numerous bug fixes and minor enhancements
>of the past six months.
>  
>