Tim Hawes wrote:
> Most definitely. We keep all our replicants on the same ntp service to 
> avoid time issues. It would only effect the nodes that are an hour 
> behind. If there are any nodes that were in date/time sync with the 
> master that had out of date data, and the master was it's provider (and 
> not another slave) then there is something else going on there as well.

So, the next question is, why would it only affect two tables out of the 
229?

> 
> Geoffrey wrote:
>> Noticed yesterday that the same two tables on all our databases (12) 
>> are out of sync.  I've just noticed today that the date on the slave 
>> is 1 hour behind the master.  Is it possible that this time difference 
>> could cause any problems with slony replication?
>>
> 
> 


-- 
Until later, Geoffrey

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