[pgpool-general: 2168] Re: Missuse in pgpool documents
Tatsuo Ishii
ishii at postgresql.org
Sun Oct 6 17:56:55 JST 2013
Hi Bruce,
Sorry for late reply. Thank you for your suggestions.
> Hi Tatsuo,
>
> I suspect that most occurrences of ‘degenerate’ you could replace the word
> with ‘failed’ in the case that it is an adjective, or ‘detach’ or 'fail-over'
> where it is being used as a verb. A couple of examples below.
>
> In the "Failover in Replication Mode” section, you could consider changing the
> wording from:
>
> "pgpool-II degenerates a dead backend and continues the service. The service
> can be continued if there is at least one backend alive.”
>
> to
>
> "pgpool-II detaches a dead backend from the pool, maintaining the database
> service via the remaining backends provided that there is at least one healthy
> backend.”
>
> The section following ("Specific errors in replication mode”), replace the word
> ‘degeneration’ with ‘fail-over’.
I have fixed English doc as you suggested in master branch.
> In the logging, it’s probably better to replace ‘degenerate’ with 'failed'.
Ok, let me consider it.
> To an English speaker, the use of the word ‘degenerate’ is not entirely
> incorrect, and the overall meaning that you are trying to convey is certainly
> understood, though, you are correct, it’s not absolutely accurate...
>
> Regards,
>
> Andy Bruce
I feel easy now :-)
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Tatsuo Ishii
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