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Subject: slocate gives "fluky" bug on database for empty dir
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Package: slocate
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slocate dies with the "fluky" bug message when it is given databases for
empty directories. Here's a simple way of generating the error:
% mkdir empty
% slocate -U empty -o empty.db
% env LOCATE_PATH=empty.db slocate inconceivable
slocate fluky bug found.
Ack! This shouldn't happen unless you have a path over 4096.
This could also be a bogus or corrupt database.
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our users use locate to keep track of their own disk space, so empty
directories are something that does happen (a lot).
we're trying to migrate from GNU locate (which doesn't seem to mind
empty directories) to slocate.
Thanks,
Diab
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The latest upload is a complete rewrite and redesign of the version on which
this bug was reported. I have not been able to reproduce this bug with this
version.
Kevin-
On Sat, Dec 24, 2005 at 01:43:26PM +0100, Bastian Blank wrote:
> reopen 300760
> thanks
>=20
> This bugs was closed without solution:
>=20
> | * Closes: #300760, #159235, #300778, #338652, #217608, #324951, #266530
> | * Closes: #271695, #272131
> | * Closes: #229198
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