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Running version 40acff6 I noticed, as reported in #471 that the command pgagroal-cli status details was reporting connections are in Replica status.
Example:
% psql -h rachel -U luca -c "select pg_sleep_for( '200 seconds' );" testdb
# and in another terminal
% pgagroal-cli status details
-> TRACE cli.c:691 <status details>
-> DEBUG management.c:1852 pgagroal-cli version 20000
Status: Running
Active connections: 1
Total connections: 6
Max connections: 15
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Server: rachel
Host: 127.0.0.1
Port: 5432
State: Primary
---------------------
Database: pgbench
Username: pgbench
Active connections: 0
Max connections: 12
Initial connections: 5
Min connections: 5
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Database: testdb
Username: luca
Active connections: 1
Max connections: 2
Initial connections: 1
Min connections: 1
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Connection 1: Primary 2024-09-26 14:17:26 15 pgbench pgbench
Connection 2: Primary 2024-09-26 14:17:26 16 pgbench pgbench
Connection 3: Primary 2024-09-26 14:17:26 17 pgbench pgbench
Connection 4: Primary 2024-09-26 14:17:26 18 pgbench pgbench
Connection 5: Primary 2024-09-26 14:17:26 19 pgbench pgbench
Connection 6: Replica 2024-09-26 14:17:45 248540 20 luca testdb psql
Connection 7: Not init
Connection 8: Not init
Connection 9: Not init
Connection 10: Not init
Connection 11: Not init
Connection 12: Not init
Connection 13: Not init
Connection 14: Not init
Connection 15: Not init
Note how the Connection 4 is reported as in Replica instead of In Use.
The problem is that the pgagroal-cli output is decoding the status of a connection as the status of a server, and the contant values match. In other words, pgagroal_server_state_as_string is used also for connections.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Running version 40acff6 I noticed, as reported in #471 that the command
pgagroal-cli status details
was reporting connections are inReplica
status.Example:
Note how the
Connection 4
is reported as inReplica
instead ofIn Use
.The problem is that the
pgagroal-cli
output is decoding the status of a connection as the status of a server, and the contant values match. In other words,pgagroal_server_state_as_string
is used also for connections.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: