On 08/05/2010 09:19 AM, Richard wrote:
I want to create a database backup when PG is running, so I call
pg_start_backup(''), scp the data to a backup directory, pg_stop_backup.
Then I reboot PG , PG boot failed with log like "unexpected pageaddr X/X in log file X,
segment X, offset X" "WAL ends before end time of backup dump".
Then I check the failure XLOG file, found the error page contains a pageaddr
8K before it should be, and the failure XLOG record a ONLINE CHECKPONT with 60
bytes in former page, the other 4 bytes missing.
Any one met this before? Please help me!
This question really belongs on the pgsql-general list, not the -hackers
list.
If all you copied was the data directory then you haven't done this
right anyway. See
<http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/static/continuous-archiving.html#BACKUP-TIPS>
Why did you reboot postgres after taking your backup?
cheers
andrew
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