#
# PostgreSQL hosts configuration file
# ------------------------------------
#
# This file consists of lines of the form:
#
#   hostname IPv4_address priority
#
# White space is collapsed, comments are introduced by `#' at the beginning of the line.
# 
# The complete list of all the machines that will be introduced in the replication 
# group, at any time, should be included in this file. This file represents the master 
# list of all these machines. A seperate entry should be added for every single one
# of these machines. Each entry is composed of three parameters: 
#
#     hostname = the hostname of the machine. This can be a logical name. It 
#                should however be the same name the underlying communication
#                system knows about.
#
#     IPv4_address = the IPv4 address of the machine. 
#
#     priority  = the priority of the corresponding machine to be elected as the 
#                 master of the group. An integer represents the priority. There 
#                 is no upper or lower limit to the priority value. Machines will 
#                 be sorted as per this priority value, and the master is chosen 
#                 to be the machine with the highest priority that is up and running 
#                 in the group, at that particular time. More than one machine can have 
#                 the same priority,
#                 in which case, no preference will be assigned between them. 
#
#
# In the case of a bad IP address, the hostname will be used. In the case of a bad
# hostname, the entire entry will be ignored. In the case of a missing priority, a 0
# priority will be assumed.

#========================================================================


#
#      Info on all the machines: eg 
#     
#      myhost1.mynet.com 123.234.345.456   70
#      myhost2.mynet.com 123.234.345.789   12
