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bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem
From: |
Moyard John |
Subject: |
bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem |
Date: |
Wed, 12 Jul 2017 09:27:50 +0000 |
Hi,
I use GPFS file system and I have sometimes an issue using grep command.
When issue occurs with the following message "Binary file <myfile> matches"
But "<myfile>" is an ASCII one, not a binary file.
The problem seems to deals with lseek(SEEK_HOLE) command and a file not
completely flushed after close.
It could take several seconds to save the entire file on the disk.
So could grep command have another way to determine if input file is
binary/ASCII instead using lseek(SEEK_HOLE) ?
Best regards
john
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem,
Moyard John <=
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Eric Blake, 2017/07/12
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Moyard John, 2017/07/12
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Moyard John, 2017/07/13
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Paul Eggert, 2017/07/13
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Moyard John, 2017/07/18
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Eric Blake, 2017/07/18
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Paul Eggert, 2017/07/19
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Moyard John, 2017/07/20
- bug#27666: [grep on GPFS filesystem] SEEK_HOLE problem, Eric Blake, 2017/07/20