Don,

I am successfully running a slony cluster that contains two pg-8.2.4 =

nodes and one pg-8.1.4 node without problems. Infact, there is a HOWTO =

entry for performing postgres updates in just this manner.

However, slony insists that the version of slony installed and running =

on all nodes is the same.

-jason

Don Barthel wrote:
> I've read about switchover here:
> http://slony.info/documentation/failover.html and it all makes sense.
> But I've also read that running Slony between two machines with
> different Postgresql version and different Slony versions is
> problematic.
>
> Let's say I have Postgresql 8.0.7 with Slony 1.1.5 (which I have) on a
> two node setup and I want to migrate to a spanking new server with the
> latest Postgresql with Slony, and let's say I want to use Slony beyond
> the migration.
>
> Can I run mismatched versions for the migration?
>
> What are the implications?
>
> Thanks, this list is great, and Slony is great.
>
> - Don Barthel
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