From: | patrick <patrick(at)11h11(dot)com> |
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To: | patrick <patrick(at)11h11(dot)com> |
Cc: | pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Re: recover from base directory? |
Date: | 2006-04-05 13:14:44 |
Message-ID: | 4433C2C4.1010405@11h11.com |
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last day to find a solution for me - i am on the edge.
here's a resume of what i am doing. note that i don't have the global
direcotry of $PGDATA.
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first of all reinstall a new hard-drive and installed the same version
of postgresql (8.0.4) with the same configuration.
now doing a initdb somewhere on the new hd.
then createdb the same database (with the same name)
so now i have a working structure (with a global dir)
now with oid2name i can find what is what in my $PGDATA/base
so now it's time to put my $BACKUP/$PGDATA/base in the new $PGDATA/base
but renaming my back-up with the new oid (only the first folder not
sub-dir.) - i don't replace template0, template1
now a cp -R $BACKUP/$PGDATA/pg_xlog $PGDATA/
now a cp -R $BACKUP/$PGDATA/pg_clog $PGDATA/
now i have to use pg_resetxlog to fit my needs. this is what i'm not
sure, i have 00000001000000000000000E and 00000001000000000000000F in
pg_xlog. what should i use as arguments to pg_resetxlog -o -x -l.
after finding the good arguments, i will be able to start postmaster and
see my tables, cause right now it's always no realtions founds no matter
my test with pg_resetxlog?
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if anybody did this once, please share your knowledge i will be very
generous!
regards,
pat
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