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Re: 8.3b1 in production?

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On 10/25/07, Peter Childs <peterachilds@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I was wondering why my PITR base back up was taking 2 hours on my 8.3 test
> database where as it takes 50 minutes on 8.1 and the database files are
> meant to be smaller on a freshly installed 8.3 server rather than a 8.1.1
> server that aint been rebuilt since 8.1.1 was newly out.
> I was planning to upgrade to 8.3 once its out...
>
> Down time for upgrades is somwhat lacking in a 24x7 business.
>
> Oh my 8.1 server has been up for well over a year with out being down at
> all. the database for longer which really show how good postgres really is
> 377 days uptime on computer and I think that was to move a plug.

You should really look at scheduling the 5 minute window up update
your 8.1 install.  8.1.1 is quite old and has a few known data eating
bugs, if I remember correctly.  Updating to 8.1.10 should only take
literally about 1 or 2 minutes.

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