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--- scripts/postgresql-setup.sh.orig 2023-07-05 14:55:16 UTC
+++ scripts/postgresql-setup.sh
@@ -161,17 +161,11 @@ function create_snapshot {
pg_dump --no-owner --schema=public --jobs="${numcores}" "${PGDATABASE}" --format=directory --file="${tmp_dir}/db/"
lstate_gz_file=$(basename "${ledger_file}").gz
gzip --to-stdout "${ledger_file}" > "${tmp_dir}/$(basename "${ledger_file}").gz"
- tree "${tmp_dir}"
# Use plain tar here because the database dump files and the ledger state file are already gzipped.
tar cvf - --directory "${tmp_dir}" "db" "${lstate_gz_file}" | tee "${tgz_file}.tmp" \
| sha256sum | head -c 64 | sed -e "s/$/ ${tgz_file}\n/" > "${tgz_file}.sha256sum"
mv "${tgz_file}.tmp" "${tgz_file}"
rm "${recursive}" "${force}" "${tmp_dir}"
- if test "$(tar "${test}" --file "${tgz_file}")" ; then
- echo "Tar reports the snapshot file as being corrupt."
- echo "It is not safe to drop the database and restore using this file."
- exit 1
- fi
echo "Created ${tgz_file} + .sha256sum"
}
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