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[Help-gnunet] gnunet-check segfaults (broken gdbm files?)
From: |
Markku Tavasti |
Subject: |
[Help-gnunet] gnunet-check segfaults (broken gdbm files?) |
Date: |
09 Dec 2003 10:41:27 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.0808 (Gnus v5.8.8) XEmacs/21.4 (Common Lisp) |
I have been running gnunet-insert something like 4 weeks
24h/7days/week. Did I mentition insertio is slow operation? (K6/350,
data and db on different disks, no much other load than gnunetd) :-(
Some insertions with -n, most of them without. Then comes storm, and
power starts flickering. Don't worry, I have UPS. But my scanner was
not connected to UPS, and and lost power while scanning some
paper. And box jammed. Gnunet-insert was still running, maybe only 10%
of whole job remaining.
Ok, reboot, no big problem. Start running gnunet-check. Starts fine,
founds errors since some files have been moved after indexing. But:
Bad content indexed for A5811360B40FB308B9EA0828BBD2B693FB0CCDF3
Will fix (deferred).
Segmentation fault
real 1915m31.088s
user 240m36.800s
sys 69m43.820s
I'm running with default configs, gdbm database. I suppose it is
corrupted, what to do?
a) A for fixing my db, do I run rm -rf and start over?
b) For fixing gnunet SW (Do I file a bug?)
c) Prevent this happening to me again. Is mysql more robust, and
maybe faster? Is it hard to set up gnunet with mysql?
If some of the developers need my db, I can put it available (4.5G used)
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M. Tavasti / address@hidden / +358-40-5078254
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