remove things no longer relevant

diff --git a/input/howto/postgres-backup.creole b/input/howto/postgres-backup.creole
index 1e45bdc..5e21e05 100644 (file)
--- a/input/howto/postgres-backup.creole
+++ b/input/howto/postgres-backup.creole
@@ -30,9 +30,8 @@ Add a {{{postgres::backup_cluster}}} stanza to get it backed up.
 
 === Multiple clusters/compatibility mode ===
 
-If there is potentially more than one cluster, we cannot use the puppet
-{{{postgresql::server}}} class.  We also use this for clusters that were
-initially set up without puppet.
+Since we often have more than one cluster, we cannot use the puppet
+{{{postgresql::server}}} class for most things.
 
 * Add the server to the roles::postgresql::server class role in hiera.
   This will cause some scripts to be installed on the host, as well as an ssh
@@ -50,16 +49,21 @@ initially set up without puppet.
 
 * Run puppet on the postgresql server,
 
-==== ssh authkeys ====
+* If the server is a replication receiver, it needs read access to the sender's WALs
+  on the backup host (to recover from situations where the source might no longer
+  have the WALs.)  This can be configured via hiera as well.  Example:
+{{{
+[git|master] weasel@orinoco:~/projects/debian/d-a/dsa-puppet$ cat data/nodes/snapshotdb-manda-01.debian.org.yaml
+classes:
+  - roles::snapshot_db
+  - roles::postgresql::server
 
-* If you need extra options in the {{{debbackup-ssh-wrap}}} call on the backup server
-  (for instance of the host should be allowed to fetch files), manually copy
-  {{{~postgres/.ssh/id_rsa.pub}}} to
-  {{{puppet:modules/postgres/templates/backup_server/sshkeys-manual.erb}}}.
+postgres::backup_server::register_backup_clienthost::allow_read_hosts: ['sallinen']
+}}}
 
 ==== base backup config ====
 
-* Run puppet on the backup hosts (storace and backuphost as of 2018).
+* Run puppet on the backup hosts (storace and backuphost as of 2019).
 
 * On the db server, create a role.  Find the password to use on the backup host in {{{~debbackup/.pgpass}}}:\\
   {{{sudo -u postgres createuser -D -E -P -R -S debian-backup}}}