This is probably due to me doing something stupid, but I figured I'd ask
anyway.

I've got a configuration that looks roughly like this:

Node 1 - schema foo, host foo, master of set 1
Node 2 - schema bar, host foo, master of set 2
Node 3 - schema foo + schema bar, host baz, wants set 1 and 2.

Node 1, set 1 -> Node 3 = works fine.
Node 2, set 2 -> Node 3 = el nada.

The idea here is that I have two schemas on different postgresql
logical databases on another machine I'm combining into a single logical
database so I can actually access all of the tables in a single query. 
There's no table overlap, and each set is self-contained on the node
defined as the set provider.

>From sl_status, it looks like node 3 is either not receiving or not
acknowledging the SYNCs from node 2.  I've got six entries in sl_paths
and ten in sl_path, and I see 6 slon processes running for all the
nodes.  What I don't get is why node3 isn't liking node 2.

Am I bending slony too far by wanting one node to subscribe to two
sets?  Should I create two separate replication installs to resolve
this?

Thanks!

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