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replication slot does not exist

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replication slot does not exist

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replication slot does not exist

website replication slot does not exist It sounds like you've set primary_slot_name to the same slot in all three replicas Each replica must use a different replication slot in replication slot already exists Now a common cause for this kind of issue are replication slots which are not advanced: in that case, Postgres will hold on to all WAL

replication slot does not exist exists The slot Do you think using the postmaster's startup time would work for this purpose? I'm assuming that the slot name doesn't  The concept of replication slots was introduced in PostgreSQL and was created to prevent a primary instance to delete WAL that a replica  The problem turned out to be order-of-events The publication has to be created before the replication slot or else it will not find the

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