Re: [Help-gnunet] Database corrupted

[Ludovic Courtès]

Hi,

44 days, 21 hours, 28 minutes, 11 seconds ago, 
Christian Grothoff wrote:
> First I'd suggest looking at the log (~/.gnunet/log).  Also you can try 
> starting gnunetd with "-d -L DEBUG" in which case the error messages are 
> printed to the terminal (gnunetd won't daemonize with "-d").

Well, it's been some time since I last wrote about my problems.  ;-)

Anyway, here's what happens :

  May  8 20:23:58 gnunetd up and running
  May  8 20:23:59 WARNING: getIndexedFileName called with index out of bounds 
(35)
  May  8 20:23:59 FAILURE: Database inconsistent! (index points to invalid 
offset (35)
  May  8 20:23:59 WARNING: getIndexedFileName called with index out of bounds 
(35)
  May  8 20:23:59 FAILURE: Database inconsistent! (index points to invalid 
offset (35)

And this goes on and on.  `gnunet-check' complains likewise:

  May  8 20:02:07 WARNING: getIndexedFileName called with index out of bounds 
(33)
  Bad CHKS content indexed for 25663B30F063C263AC60DB9D9284B5FB89D7FE3F Will 
fix (deferred).
  May  8 20:02:07 WARNING: getIndexedFileName called with index out of bounds 
(34)
  Bad CHKS content indexed for B8D7006A023B7CEFC3F6C262F79EC0C96323D06E Will 
fix (deferred).

Is there a way to repair the database?  Would `gnunet-convert' still be
able to convert it into a MySQL database for instance?

Thanks,
Ludovic.