Re: PITR Archival

Your patch has been added to the PostgreSQL unapplied patches list at:

http://momjian.postgresql.org/cgi-bin/pgpatches

I will try to apply it once it is reviewed.

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Simon Riggs wrote:
> I enclose a working set of context diff patches and new files to make
> PITR archiving work, as of cvstip (NOW).
>
> You'll see the new options in the postgresql.conf...though you may wish
> to use archive_debug = true as well, when testing.
>
> There is one bug: shutdown doesn't work quite right. I haven't fixed
> this because I've spent too long trying to decipher how pgstat did a
> clean shutdown, discovering now that it didn't and that has now been
> patched...something similar is required for pgarch, but I'm out of time
> now...leaving time for discussion of this lot...
>
> I'm looking to have this lot committed asap, cos my fingers are starting
> to catch the bitrot now. :)
>
> I have a considerable amount still to learn about CVS, diff and patch,
> so anybody wanting to spend 10-15 mins on the phone with me would
> greatly enhance my chances of helping patch my patch, when the bugs roll
> in.
>
> If we get this done smoothly, I reckon I can have some PITR recovery
> control done by beta freeze.
>
> Best regards, Simon Riggs

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