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Simplify messaging around supported versions in the documentation.
The version ranges given in the user guides caused confusion. For example, because the user guide for RHEL specified PostgreSQL 9.6-11, users questioned whether pgBackRest worked for PostgreSQL 12 on RHEL. Remove these ranges and add more explanatory text to the introduction to try and make it clearer how the user guides work and which versions are covered (basically all of them).
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<p>Fix <br-option>tls-server-auth</br-option> example and add clarifications.</p>
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</release-item>
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</release-bug-list>
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<release-improvement-list>
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<release-item>
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<github-pull-request id="1742"/>
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<release-item-contributor-list>
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<release-item-contributor id="david.steele"/>
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<release-item-reviewer id="stefan.fercot"/>
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<release-item-reviewer id="reid.thompson"/>
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<release-item-reviewer id="greg.sabino.mullane"/>
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</release-item-contributor-list>
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<p>Simplify messaging around supported versions in the documentation.</p>
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</release-item>
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</release-improvement-list>
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</release-doc-list>
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</release>
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<title>Available User Guides</title>
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<list>
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<list-item><link url="user-guide.html">{[os-debian-title]} / PostgreSQL {[os-debian-pg-version-min]}-{[os-debian-pg-version-max]}</link></list-item>
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<list-item><link url="user-guide-rhel.html">{[os-rhel-title]} / PostgreSQL {[os-rhel-pg-version-min]}-{[os-rhel-pg-version-max]}</link></list-item>
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<list-item><link url="user-guide.html">{[os-debian-title]}</link></list-item>
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<list-item><link url="user-guide-rhel.html">{[os-rhel-title]}</link></list-item>
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</list>
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</section>
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</doc>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!DOCTYPE doc SYSTEM "doc.dtd">
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<doc title="{[project]} User Guide" subtitle="{[user-guide-subtitle]} / {[postgres]} {[pg-version-min]}-{[pg-version-max]}" cmd-line-len="85">
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<doc title="{[project]} User Guide" subtitle="{[user-guide-subtitle]}" cmd-line-len="85">
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<description>The {[project]} User Guide demonstrates how to quickly and easily setup {[project]} for your {[postgres]} database. Step-by-step instructions lead the user through all the important features of the fastest, most reliable {[postgres]} backup and restore solution.</description>
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<!-- ======================================================================================================================= -->
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<!-- OS titles -->
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<variable key="os-debian-title">Debian & Ubuntu</variable>
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<variable key="os-rhel-title">RHEL 7-8</variable>
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<variable key="os-rhel-title">RHEL</variable>
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<!-- Base PostgreSQL versions -->
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<variable key="os-debian-pg-version">12</variable>
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<variable key="os-debian-pg-version-min">12</variable>
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<variable key="os-debian-pg-version-max">13</variable>
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<variable key="os-rhel-pg-version">10</variable>
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<variable key="os-rhel-pg-version-min">9.6</variable>
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<variable key="os-rhel-pg-version-max">11</variable>
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<!-- User-defined package to use in documentation (use "apt" to install the current PGDG apt package) -->
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<variable key="package">none</variable>
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<!-- PostreSQL versions to run documentation for and min/max versions represented -->
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<variable key="pg-version" if="{[os-type-is-debian]}">{[os-debian-pg-version]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-min" if="{[os-type-is-debian]}">{[os-debian-pg-version-min]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-max" if="{[os-type-is-debian]}">{[os-debian-pg-version-max]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version" if="{[os-type-is-rhel]}">{[os-rhel-pg-version]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-min" if="{[os-type-is-rhel]}">{[os-rhel-pg-version-min]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-max" if="{[os-type-is-rhel]}">{[os-rhel-pg-version-max]}</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-nodot" eval="y">my $version = '{[pg-version]}'; $version =~ s/\.//g; return $version;</variable>
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<variable key="wal-level" if="{[pg-version]} < 9.6">hot_standby</variable>
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<variable key="wal-level" if="{[pg-version]} >= 9.6">replica</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-upgrade" if="{[os-type-is-debian]}">13</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-upgrade" if="{[os-type-is-debian]}">14</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-upgrade" if="{[os-type-is-rhel]}">11</variable>
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<variable key="pg-version-upgrade-nodot" eval="y">my $version = '{[pg-version-upgrade]}'; $version =~ s/\.//g; return $version;</variable>
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<p>This user guide is intended to be followed sequentially from beginning to end &mdash; each section depends on the last. For example, the <link section="/restore">Restore</link> section relies on setup that is performed in the <link section="/quickstart">Quick Start</link> section. Once <backrest/> is up and running then skipping around is possible but following the user guide in order is recommended the first time through.</p>
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<p>Although the examples are targeted at {[user-guide-os]} and <postgres/> {[pg-version-min]}-{[pg-version-max]}, it should be fairly easy to apply this guide to any Unix distribution and <postgres/> version. The only OS-specific commands are those to create, start, stop, and drop <postgres/> clusters. The <backrest/> commands will be the same on any Unix system though the location to install the executable may vary.</p>
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<p>Although the examples in this guide are targeted at <proper>{[user-guide-os]}</proper> and <postgres/> {[pg-version]}, it should be fairly easy to apply the examples to any Unix distribution and <postgres/> version. The only OS-specific commands are those to create, start, stop, and drop <postgres/> clusters. The <backrest/> commands will be the same on any Unix system though the location of the executable may vary. While <backrest/> strives to operate consistently across versions of <postgres/>, there are subtle differences between versions of <postgres/> that may show up in this guide when illustrating certain examples, e.g. <postgres/> path/file names and settings.</p>
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<p>Configuration information and documentation for PostgreSQL can be found in the <postgres/> <link url='http://www.postgresql.org/docs/{[pg-version]}/static/index.html'>Manual</link>.</p>
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