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David Parker wrote: > In the process of testing various failover/failback scenarios, I ran > into this error: > > CLUSTER NAME = tzreplic; > > NODE 2 ADMIN CONNINFO = 'host=192.168.111.65 port=24005 dbname=policy > user=tazz:dbmgr password=tazz:dbmgr'; > NODE 3 ADMIN CONNINFO = 'host=192.168.111.62 port=24005 dbname=policy > user=tazz:dbmgr password=tazz:dbmgr'; > LOCK SET (ID = 1, ORIGIN = 2);WAIT FOR EVENT (ORIGIN = 2, CONFIRMED = > 3);MOVE SET (ID = 1, OLD ORIGIN = 2, NEW ORIGIN = 3);WAIT FOR EVENT > (ORIGIN = 2, CONFIRMED = 3); > > stdout: > > <stdin>:5: Error: No admin conninfo provided for node 1<stdin>:5: > Error: No admin conninfo provided for node 1 > stderr: > > This is with slony 1.0.2. After a failover when our code needs to > re-establish a cluster, it assigns the node id by simply incrementing > the max existing node id. So in the scenario above, we had failed over > once, dropping node 1, and then added the failed node back in as a new > standby with id = 3. > > I seem to remember something about having to have a node 1, but it > doesn't make sense to me. Does the error indicate that I have some > misconfiguration elsewhere? > > Thanks. Try adding wait on = 2 to the wait for event command. Docs say that the default for this value is 1. -- Brad Nicholson 416-673-4106 bnichols at ca.afilias.info Database Administrator, Afilias Canada Corp.
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