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Hello, I maintain a relatively small slony-I replication set - tables will only ever be hundreds of megabytes, and only then after a long time. There seems to be a demand for me to turn off slaves or even the master during periods of downtime, when our application isn't in use at all (mostly night time, or when some slaves aren't needed). While I appreciate that Slony-I's "normal mode of operation is that all nodes are available", this hasn't been problematic so far. I suspect that the volumes of data replicated by our application are small enough for slaves to bring their event lag to zero within a minute or two of becoming available again. Am I asking for trouble by doing this? Thanks John Moran
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