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Re: Dangers of fsync = off

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> I still wouldn't trust Slony with fsync off.  Another scenario would be
> the Slony trigger writes a change to the Slony DB, the db crashes before
> it gets committed to disk.  When the DB is started, no errors prevent
> startup, but that transaction is lost.

I'm not sure, but I think the questioner was proposing a policy of "if it
crashes, we go to the standby, no attempt at recovery, ever", and I think
that would be safe.

And, personally, given my experience with pg, I think that's reasonable.
Because the day I see pg crash I'm going to assume I have a hardware problem
;-)

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