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Hello once again, Let's say you have many slaves being rep'd from a master. Sometimes, one of these slaves will fall behind in a big way. Even stopping all activity on all systems to allow it to catch up doesn't resolve the problem. My question is the following: from an admin point of view in trying to resolve this kind of issue, what slony tables should I poke around in (and what flag/s should I take note of), and what errors/footprints should I look for in the slony logs which might be contributing to the node in question never catching up? My (horribly noob) solution so far has been to stop everything, drop replication systems from all nodes, and start again (a process which can throw a week in the drain). Pointers and/or suggestions would be welcomed. I've plodded through the docs, but the obvious isn't jumping out at me, and my stupid approach to solving the problem is wasting eons of time each time this occurs. Thanks Henry
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