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Walsenders must have working SIGALRM handling during InitPostgres, but they set the handler to SIG_IGN so that nothing would happen if a timeout was reached. This could result in two failure modes: * If a walsender participated in a deadlock during its authentication transaction, and was the last to wait in the deadly embrace, the deadlock would not get cleared automatically. This would require somebody to be trying to take out AccessExclusiveLock on multiple system catalogs, so it's not very probable. * If a client failed to respond to a walsender's authentication challenge, the intended disconnect after AuthenticationTimeout wouldn't happen, and the walsender would wait indefinitely for the client. For the moment, fix in back branches only, since this is fixed in a different way in the timeout-infrastructure patch that's awaiting application to HEAD. If we choose not to apply that, then we'll need to do this in HEAD as well. |
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