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Marcelo Michalek wrote: >Hi! if I use Slony to replicate a Master/Slave config. >1) When the slave down and back it?s the slave automatic syncrhonized? > > Yes, when the slon assigned to that node can one again access both databases, it will bring the subscriber up to date, no problem. >2) If the Master go dow, The Slave assumes as Master (automatic o >forced by me?) and when back it is synchronized? > > No, that is definitely NOT how things work. If the origin node is taken down, and you want to promote some other node to take over, you would have to submit a FAILOVER request (see docs here... <http://linuxfinances.info/info/failover.html>). At that point, the former origin is discarded, and could not be brought back without initializing it as a fresh node and subscribing it to the replication set(s). The fact that it requires discarding and reinitializing the failed node makes FAILOVER a pretty undesirable operation.
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