> I'm doing something stupid here, I know it, but can not recall what:
> term% venti/findscore -v arenas 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb
> reading directory for arena=arenas00 with 195154 entries
> reading directory for arena=arenas01 with 1587 entries
> found at clump=1586 with type=16 size=300 csize=70 position=2531472
> found 1 occurrences of 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb
> term% fossil/flfmt -v 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb fossil
> fs header block already exists; are you sure? [y/n]: y
> fatal error: ventiRead 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb (1)
> failed: no block with score
> 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb/16 exists
> term%
>
> I've done this before, but those neurons got re-initialized with
> other, much less valuable data, I think.
Try running
venti/read 8f5e7e8bd708abb329d97c1773cac871b5daabcb
I suspect that flfmt is not connecting to the venti server
that uses the "arenas" file but rather to some other
server on the network. If that's the case, you need
to either set $venti or give flfmt the -h option.
Russ
