Re: Req. for some help with resolving the error "pg_basebackup: could not get WAL end position from server: FATAL: requested WAL segment"

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Hi John,

 

Thank you for the feed back. Presently it is taking around 1hr to finish the backups. We have the wal_keep_segments set to 50. Is there way to adjust the segment size to be more than 16MB? At times I notice in the pg_xlog, there are 10-15 segments on an invocation point.

 

 

Thanx,

Sam

 

From: John Scalia [mailto:jayknowsunix@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, December 05, 2016 1:52 PM
To: Tharmarajah, Sam <sambavan.tharmarajah@xxxxxxxx>
Cc: pgsql-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Req. for some help with resolving the error "pg_basebackup: could not get WAL end position from server: FATAL: requested WAL segment"

 

More than likely your keep_wal_segments setting is too low. How long is the pg_basebackup taking? Remember that segments are generated about every 5 minutes, so if the backup takes an hour, you need at least 12 segments stored. At 2 hours, you need 24 etc., I'd set the value to about 12.2 segments/hour of backup.

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Jay



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On Dec 5, 2016, at 1:57 PM, Tharmarajah, Sam <sambavan.tharmarajah@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi

 

I am a newbie to postgres. We are on postgres 9.1 running on RedHat 6.  When we do the postgres backups we are noticing the following errors

 

pg_basebackup: could not get WAL end position from server: FATAL:  requested WAL segment  000000010000020B00000040 has already been removed

 

But when I look into pg_xlog, I notice

 

000000010000020B00000040.00000118.backup

 

 

May I know how to resolve this error? Are the backups done with these errors, recoverable?

 

 

Thanks in advance for your support.

 

Thanx,

Sam

 

 

 

 


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