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"H. Meyer" <slony-9999-exp at sblk.de> writes: > I am planning to synchronise two PostgreSQL 8.2.5 databases using Slony1 > (one master DB, one read-only slave DB). > However, one of the servers is running Debian Etch i386 and the other > one Debian Etch amd64. > Does Slony1 support the replication between servers with 32bit and 64bit > systems? Should work fine - we have historically replicated between boxes running AIX and Solaris, with radically different hardware involved, so "little" differences like x86 versus x86_64 should be no big deal. Actually, there was a period of time when we were running a build of PostgreSQL and Slony-I compiled for Red Hat Advanced Server (or was it RHEL? don't recall...) (32 bit IA-32) on some Opteron boxs running SuSE Linux in 64 bit mode. It wasn't until I was needing to upgrade some (not-Slony-I-related) C functions that it was discovered that entirely the wrong kind of binaries had been installed. No problems had been encountered... -- let name="cbbrowne" and tld="linuxdatabases.info" in String.concat "@" [name;tld];; http://www3.sympatico.ca/cbbrowne/ "Cars move huge weights at high speeds by controlling violent explosions many times a second. ...car analogies are always fatal..." -- <westprog at my-dejanews.com>
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