Stephen Frost

After having installed pgbackrest-debuginfo, are you able to run gdb on the core file and get a better backtrace..? The backtrace included isn't really useful.

The description of that option is: "Defines how often the manifest will be saved during a backup. Saving the manifest is important because it stores the checksums and allows the...

Not really thrilled with it, but given that PG does it, I suppose we could if it's causing people issues.

Seems like something we could maybe do on the connection that's being held open where the pg_start_backup() was run, maybe during the keep-alive..?

I like once a minute. I'm surprised keep-alive is performed so rarely, actually..

Note that on a clean shutdown this isn't needed as PG will push out the end of the WAL as part of shutdown. Allowing pgbackrest to push WAL when a...

Hey Keith, Some of what you're talking about is actually being actively worked on, though we are calling it 'multi-repo' support, where you can configure pgbackrest to push WAL to...

What was the mount option that red hat had you change...? What you pasted looks identical, at least to what I'm seeing. What exactly is pgbackrest reporting/logging?

Is this a compressed filesystem somehow..? What does a 'du' on that file at both times return?

(Also, pgbackrest doesn't use atime, so strictatime shouldn't be making any difference and I seriously doubt that it is)