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Re: Back Port Request for INVALID Startup Packet

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Virendra Kumar <viru_7683@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Can you please back port patch where if a 0 byte packet sent to PG instance (Health Checks), it starts complaining about invalid startup packet and flood the log which increases log size considerably if the health checks are every 3 seconds or something like that.
> Patch Requested - https://git.postgresql.org/gitweb/?p=postgresql.git;a=patch;h=342cb650e

We generally don't like to change behavior of back branches without
ironclad agreement that the existing behavior is a bug ... which this
surely isn't.  Also, the discussion leading up to that patch specifically
considered and rejected back-patching; so I'm disinclined to overrule
that decision now.

I would suggest that an every-three-second health check is not
appropriate, especially one that is so minimal that it only
detects whether the postmaster is alive.

			regards, tom lane






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