Thanks


> > Hi
> > Im a newbie to slony.
> > I installed slony and im trying tis example given in this website.
> > http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7834
> > I created the databases as mentioned and the website says...
> > " Once the databases are created, we are ready to create our database
> cluster containing a master and a single slave. Create the Slonik
> cluster_setup.sh script
> > and execute it. "
> > My question is
> > Where should I create this Slonik cluster_setup.sh script and how to
> execute it?
>
> As long as you have PATH defined to have psql/slon/slonik in it, it
> doesn't much matter where you create the script.
>
> In practice, we have found it a useful thing to create a directory
> structure somewhere on our systems to organize the scripts used for
> various system maintenances, so that we might have:
>
> mkdir -p $HOME/slony/2007-10-03-create-cluster-foo
> mkdir -p $HOME/slony/2007-10-06-create-cluster-bar
> mkdir -p $HOME/slony/2007-11-15-upgrade-cluster-bar
> mkdir -p $HOME/slony/2007-12-10-failover-cluster-foo
>
> where each of those directories has scripts relevant to the activity
> in it.
>
> In our environment, we often use the RT/3 ticketing system to manage
> these procedures, so the directory name might contain a ticket number
> to make it easy to crossreference between files and tickets.
>
> It's really a matter of organizing work activity; Slony-I doesn't
> force you into any of this.
> -

How do you execute these scripts? Does slony automatically takes these
scripts when you run the slon?
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