David Steele

> Using another repo: WAL are allways copied into, which we do not really want. We are working on a feature to allow WAL to be logged to a repo...

Searching closed issues for Rubrik, I see two: #1310, #2008. pgBackRest works with many storage devices, but Rubrik seems to enforce some constraints that do not work well for database...

You could try increasing `io-timeout` -- some services are slow to list large directories and need additional time. You should also consider enabling bundling (https://pgbackrest.org/user-guide.html#backup/bundle) which will write fewer files...

Well, yeah, that's pretty terrible. But you are correct that help relies on the configuration module to provide lists of options per command, defaults, current settings, etc. Even so, there...

> Can you send me a configuration of postgresql docker and do you use a official docker image of postgresql? Perhaps you should have a look at something like https://github.com/CrunchyData/crunchy-containers.

@sfrost After some more thought, I can see that the added latency here will be unacceptably high. It is not necessarily the request latency that is the issue (though it...

@sfrost This is ready for review again. We probably need some new documentation as well, but lets have a look first to make sure there are no major architectural changes...

This does seem like it would be useful, but I'm not sure it is something we are going to work on, at least in the near future. Honestly, working with...

> And doing a little more research on this, looks like inet_pton can also map IPv4 addresses; we followed what Postgres does here as far as the IP SAN resolution,...

I think it looks reasonable to just use `inet_pton()`. It is in the Posix 2001 spec so should be supported on all the systems we test on. Give it a...