I'm am totally confused and really don't know where else to look.  We 
have 12 databases that I'm trying to replicate.  They all have their own 
postmaster and separate ports.  I wrote a script, which uses the altperl 
scripts to setup slony and get replication going.  This script has 
worked flawlessly in the past.  All you do is pass it the database name 
and it takes it from there.

I put it in a loop so that it would run through all the databases.  Now 
here's the weird part.  Although it appears that all databases were 
properly set up for replication, about half of them are not.  That is to 
say, that tables that I know should be replicating have no records in 
them on the node 2 box.

So, I started over and first tested one of the databases that properly 
replicated and it worked fine again.   I then ran the same script for 
one of the databases that did not replicate, and again there is no 
transfer of data.  The tables are empty on the node 2 machine.

Looking at the logs, I don't see anything that jumps out at me.  How can 
I determine why this is not working?

Both machines are running Red Hat EL 4 and:

Postgres 8.3.1
slony 1.2.14

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey

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temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
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