BARMAN-PUT-WAL(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
barman-put-wal β it's one of the Barman Sub-Commands, bestie π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
put-wal
[ { -h | --help } ]
[ { -t | --test } ]
SERVER_NAME
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so picture this: a remote server wants to hand you a WAL file, and your job is to take it and securely save it into the server's incoming directory. That's literally the whole vibe. π«Ά
The WAL file comes at you via STDIN, wrapped up all cozy in a tar stream, and it's gotta be travelling with a SHA256SUMS or MD5SUMS file so we can validate it. sha256 is the default hash algorithm, but you can pick md5 when you're setting the archive-command via barman-wal-archive. Your call, your rules π
This command is meant to be run via SSH from a remote barman-wal-archive utility β that one ships inside the barman-cli package, iykyk. π
β οΈ Do NOT just run this thing directly unless you fully manage the content of the files. Like, actually fully. No cap. π
π PARAMETERS π
SERVER_NAMEβ the name of the server in barman node. That's the one, that's the server, periodt. β-h/--helpβ shows you a help message and then dips out (exit). Gives you all the info about how to use the command. Iconic behaviour, honestly. β¨-t/--testβ runs a vibe check on both the connection and the configuration of the Postgres server you specified in Barman, for WAL retrieval. π§ Testing era!
π Author
EnterpriseDB π
π Copyright
Β© Copyright EnterpriseDB UK Limited 2011-2026
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