Paul Wouters writes:
> On Fri, 20 Feb 2015, Patrik Wallström wrote:
>
> >> I'm not sure what caused this. The disk was not full and still has 1Gb
> >> of free space.
> >
> > You didn’t have a backup?
>
> I do, but sadly it does not contain all the current ZSKs. Not the end of
> the world. I fixed the backup to also pull in /var/softhsm every night
> now :P
>
> > The files are sqlite3 database files. Searching the net on how to recover
> > from a corrupt sqlite3 database gives you advice such as it might be
> > corrupted indices, but the content might be restored in a new database
> > using
> >
> > sqlite3 slot0.db ".dump” | sqlite3 newslot0.db
>
> It looks like the slot0.db file on disk is 6kb while the backup I
> restored was around 325kb. So I don't think there is anything left
> to recover. I'll try and find the relevant log entries to see if
> we might see why this happened.
A lot of .db have "holes" which are replaced with a lot of null
bytes when you copy them. Maybe that is what you are seeing?
jaap
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