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v0.92: Command-line Repository Path Fix

* Fixed an issue where the master process was passing --repo-remote-path instead of --repo-path to the remote and causing the lock files to be created in the default repository directory (/var/lib/backup), generally ending in failure. This was only an issue when --repo-remote-path was defined on the command line rather than in pg_backrest.conf.  Reported by Jan Wieck.
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David Steele 2016-04-06 09:14:06 -04:00
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# pgBackRest<br/>Change Log
## v0.95dev: UNDER DEVELOPMENT
__No Release Date Set__
## v0.92: Command-line Repository Path Fix
__Released April 6, 2016__
* Fixed an issue where the master process was passing `--repo-remote-path` instead of `--repo-path` to the remote and causing the lock files to be created in the default repository directory (`/var/lib/backup`), generally ending in failure. This was only an issue when `--repo-remote-path` was defined on the command line rather than in `pg_backrest.conf`. _Reported by Jan Wieck_.

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</intro>
<changelog>
<changelog-release date="XXXX-XX-XX" version="0.95dev" title="UNDER DEVELOPMENT">
<changelog-release date="2016-04-06" version="0.92" title="Command-line Repository Path Fix">
<release-feature-bullet-list>
<release-feature><text>Fixed an issue where the master process was passing <setting>--repo-remote-path</setting> instead of <setting>--repo-path</setting> to the remote and causing the lock files to be created in the default repository directory (<path>/var/lib/backup</path>), generally ending in failure. This was only an issue when <setting>--repo-remote-path</setting> was defined on the command line rather than in <file>pg_backrest.conf</file>. <i>Reported by Jan Wieck</i>.</text></release-feature>
</release-feature-bullet-list>

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# repositories or manifests can be read - that's the job of the format number.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
our # 'our' keyword is on a separate line to make the ExtUtils::MakeMaker parser happy.
$VERSION = '0.95dev';
$VERSION = '0.92';
push @EXPORT, qw($VERSION);