1.
Use the Onestor cm query -t handyha to check for
problematic nodes at the site and the onestor backup sites.

2.
Supervisorctl status shows that some
processes are continuously restarting.

3.
Next, check the postgresql database
status; it is found to be not failed but continuously restarting.

4.
Check the message log and find errors in the
postgresql directory.

5.
Compare the postgresql folder of the
backup site and the primary station; the configuration files are inconsistent.


6.
Delete the old main folder, then rename the main_bakc
folder to main, and change the ownership of the process. chown -R
postgres:postgres main

7.
Then restart postgres. service postgres status

8.
The issue is resolved.
