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KeyError: 'pg_receivexlog_path #322
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when i am trying to run it on same machine as postgres:
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Hello , did you found what was the cause of your issue ? |
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH.
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH.
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH.
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH.
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References #388, #429, #322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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Several bugs / inconveniences are fixed by this: - the way we looked for pg_receivexlog / pg_receivewal doesn't work on postgresql versions not installed using the "multiple versions" RPM / DEB packages. So now we always try both when asked about one or the other. (References Aiven-Open#388, Aiven-Open#429, Aiven-Open#322) - do not hardcode "/usr/bin/" without checking anything but instead walk the PATH. - handle postgresql versions a bit differently
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2019-03-13 17:48:59,996 pghoard MainThread ERROR Unexpected exception in PGHoard
When i run, i have this error:
My config file via default... Any ideas?
pghoard version is:
2.0.0
postgres version is:
10.1
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