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I tried installing this plugin to test it out and ever since I have been having random connection drops every few minutes for a few seconds at a time. I've since tried uninstalling the plugin/restarting/and a few other things to try and troubleshoot what could have happened. I tried booting into safemode with fresh bios settings and I'm just at a loss as to what could have happened. Is there a chance the plugin could still be causing this? I've never had this issue before so seems curious its only happened directly after testing it. Syslog doesn't give any valuable information, the only information I have about when it happens is that all connections drop and ping respond with "no answer yet for icmp_seq=n". Ignore this, it seems my router decided it wanted to mess with me on the very day I decided I wanted to install something that messed with network settings and ruin everything. Too bad I was too clueless to check that much much earlier. Was not your plugin in the end, so, apologies. Maybe I'll consider giving it another shot when I recover from the stress and ptsd that today turned out to be.

@gxs I believe the issue you are having is related to postgres version. I'd suggest using postgresql13 or higher since that comes bundled with gen_random_uuid by default, where with 12, you need to load the extension. I'm rather new to all this as well though, so I could be slightly incorrect, but, that's what fixed that issue for me.