On 8/29/07, Jeff Amiel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A couple of years back (2005) we were setting up replication for the first
> time (using slony) from
> our production database server to a stand-by box sitting next to it and a
> remote box in a DR
> site. We were running FreeBSD 5.X/6.X on all systems on Dell servers and
> postgres 7.4.X and then
> 8.0.X
>
> Replication appeared to crash our production database...a lot. After looking
> at the core
> dumps/stack traces at the time, we determined that we were crashing in the
> ssl layers....so we
> disabled SSL (via pg_hba.conf and the slony conn settings) and haven't had an
> issue for the last
> couple of years.
Interesting. Is it possible that either you've got 2 versions of
openssl? Maybe slony is being compiled against one, then using the
other lib, etc.?
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