Problems getting rserv working properly

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Hello:

I am trying to get rserv working, so that I can do replication between a
master and a slave DB. I seem to be getting an error when I attempt
replication:

./Replicate testmaster testslave

>>>>>>>>>>>>> ERROR

Hmmm. Anyway, I attempted to get replication working by doing the
following:

MasterInit testmaster
SlaveInit testslave
MasterAddTable testmaster test id
SlaveAddTable testslave test id
Replicate testmaster testslave

(above error)

MasterAddTable testmaster test name
MasterAddTable testmaster test age
SlaveAddTable testslave test name
SlaveAddTable testslave test age
Replicate testmaster testslave

(Same error).

Any idea as to what kind of error this is? I am doing everything as the
postgres user.

Also, does enabling replication put much of a load on the master DB? I
would rather avoid slowing down my DB as much as possible. If this is a
factor, perhaps I should just do an n-daily dump of the DB and import it
on the replica. (Asynchronous updates ala rserv would be so, so much
better, however.)

Thanks in advance...

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Hi Steve,

Not sure if it'll help, but there's a HOWTO for getting rServ with
PostgreSQL 7.0.3 at :

http://techdocs.postgresql.org/techdocs/settinguprserv.php

Not sure if you've seen it already or not.

Regards and best wishes,

Justin Clift

Steve Frampton wrote:
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> Hello:
>
> I am trying to get rserv working, so that I can do replication between a
> master and a slave DB. I seem to be getting an error when I attempt
> replication:
>
> ./Replicate testmaster testslave
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>> ERROR
>
> Hmmm. Anyway, I attempted to get replication working by doing the
> following:
>
> MasterInit testmaster
> SlaveInit testslave
> MasterAddTable testmaster test id
> SlaveAddTable testslave test id
> Replicate testmaster testslave
>
> (above error)
>
> MasterAddTable testmaster test name
> MasterAddTable testmaster test age
> SlaveAddTable testslave test name
> SlaveAddTable testslave test age
> Replicate testmaster testslave
>
> (Same error).
>
> Any idea as to what kind of error this is? I am doing everything as the
> postgres user.
>
> Also, does enabling replication put much of a load on the master DB? I
> would rather avoid slowing down my DB as much as possible. If this is a
> factor, perhaps I should just do an n-daily dump of the DB and import it
> on the replica. (Asynchronous updates ala rserv would be so, so much
> better, however.)
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
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