> > Do we think this is a Postgres problem, a Linux problem or a problem
> > specific to my hardware setup? Was I wrong to think that I should be
> > able to stream directly from pg_dump to /dev/st0? I would have
> > thought it *should* work, but maybe I was wrong in the first place
> > with that?
>
> If you can dd the file onto your tape drive, then it's some weird
interaction between
> pg_dump and your system I'd think. Could the be some maximum size that
you can buffer
> through pipes / redirects on your machine?
>
> I'd test to see if cat pgdumpfile.sql > /dev/st0 works or not. If it
fails at the
> same approximate size, then it's something to do with redirection. If >
tar works but
> redirects fail, then the problem isn't with postgresql. i.e. do something
similar to
> what you're doing with pgsql and see which things fail and which ones
don't.
It appears to be me :(
[postgres@stirling ~]$ cat /tmp/dbname080225.sql > /dev/st0
cat: write error: Invalid argument
It ran for a good 30 minutes, then died with that.
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