PaddyKe

Hi, I hope I'm not too late to the game, but I had exactly the same issue with the same notebook. I solved it by installing the `firmware-sof-signed` package like...

I'm using Debian testing (bullseye). The version of sof is 1.6.1-2.

> Does anyone with a recent Keycloak made it work? > > That would be great to get it solved via this PR, so we do not need any extra...

I'm having the same issue. I'm running Postgres 16 with Timescale 2.14.2 in Docker. My tables are quite simple: Two tables, both only having one timestamp (with time zone) column...

I just gave it a try. However, I could only execute EXPLAIN if the query itself was successful. Otherwise, I also got the error message “Could not find pathkey item...

I also noticed that when executing the query in the morning (when getting data of the last six hours) the query always succeeds. When running the same query in the...

When removing the aggregation functions and the group by, the query no longer has any problems. No matter the time range, it always succeeds. Execution time: 2025-03-13 06:30 CET Query...

I recently upgraded our Timescale instance to Postgres 17.4 with Timescale 2.19.0 and I'm still running into the same behavior.

> Unfortunately this very hard to diagnose without a reproducer, are you still experiencing this and can you reproduce this consistently? Yes, we are still facing the issue and it...

@svenklemm I was able to create a setup to reproduce the issue. I'm running Timescale 2.19.3 in a Docker container with Postgres 17.4. I'm using this Docker image: `timescale/timescaledb-ha:pg17.4-ts2.19.3` To...