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From: "Ryan Mahoney" <ryan@paymentalliance.net>
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What is the status of Replication in 7.1?  Where can I find out more info?

Setting up e-commerce site, need to keep a 'backup' version of pgsql up to
date in case of fallover.

Thanks!

-Ryan Mahoney