"Arthur Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Apr 20 11:28:14 postgres: [6203] LOG: database system was not properly
> shut down; automatic recovery in progress
> Apr 20 11:28:14 postgres: [6203] LOG: redo starts at 7C/CF55FBAC
> Apr 20 11:28:17 postgres: [6203] LOG: unexpected pageaddr 7C/C7A0A000 in
> log file 124, segment 207, offset 10526720
> Apr 20 11:28:17 postgres: [6203] LOG: redo done at 7C/CFA09F7C
> Apr 20 11:28:20 postgres: [6203] LOG: database system is ready
> What's the significance of the "unexpected pageaddr" item?
Just that the first indication of end-of-XLOG was finding a stale page
header in a recycled XLOG file. The above looks fine to me. (The XLOG
recovery code tends to err on the side of verboseness... there are a lot
of messages it can print that might boggle a novice but are not really
indicative of problems.)
regards, tom lane
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