On 7/12/2004 12:57 AM, Philip Warner wrote:

>>I use multiple PG instances on different ports; and just tried replicating 
>>using non-standard ports. When I run 'slon', I get the error:
> 
> 
> Looks like I got the 'store path' command wrong. I think. Answers to the 
> other questions would be great though...

Yepp, port= can be part of the conninfo.

If with "drop cluster" you mean to restore the original pre-slony status 
of all tables and remove the replication system, the slonik command for 
that is

     uninstall node (id = <nodeid>);

Note that this cleans up only that node and does nothing else. It does 
specifically not remove the node from the configuration of the rest of 
the cluster. To do that you need to issue a separate

     drop node (id = <nodeid>, event node = <othernodeid>);


Jan

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