From: Chris Browne <cbbrowne@acm.org>
Subject: Re: Clustering 2 EDBs On windows
Date: Fri, 09 May 2008 14:43:55 -0400
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sunithas@aztecsoft.com ("Sunitha S") writes:
> Hi All,
> We have setup edb-edb replication by configuring the master on one machine while slave on another machine(both running on Windows OS and
> postgres plus Advanced 8.3) for achieving the remote master/slave setup as per the following document
> http://www.enterprisedb.com/documentation/edb-to-edb-replication.html
> We were able to do the following
> 1.Successfully register the EDB-Replication as windows service on both Master and Slave machines
> 2.Add the master and slave engines to EDB-Replication (through customized mater.conf and slave.conf files)
> But the document talks about some slonik scripts for registering the nodes,registerion sets and subscriptions.
> These scripts are shell scipts, hence how to run these scripts on windows or the steps followed are proper in achieving the remote master/slave
> replication.

I believe that EDB-Replication is some form of customization of the
Slony-I replication system, as documented at <http://slony.info/>.

There may be relevant documentation at <http://slony.info/>; if that
is not of assistance, you will likely need to contact EnterpriseDB for
support, as they are the only ones particularly aware of and familiar
with any changes or customizations they may have done.
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