Patrick Ohly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - -R is important to trigger the problem
>
> A debugger shows that it gets stuck in multi.c/check_rr_dates():
> it reads and parses the same extention block infinitely because
> cont_extent (set by a CE entry in the original block) is not cleared.
>
> A so
On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 15:21 +0100, Paolo Nason wrote:
> Now I can reproduce the problem using that single file.
> Here is the name:
> $ls /tmp/nason/.nautilus/
> metafiles
> $ls /tmp/nason/.nautilus/metafiles/
> file:%2F%2F%2Fmnt%2Fcdrom%2Fbackup-2004-10-01-08%253A35%2Fusr%2Flocal%2Fhome%2Fnason%2
Patrick Ohly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I investigated a similar problem (infinite loop RR reading
> code) in in mkisofs 2.01a23 and Joerg included the fix in
> 2.01a24. You might want to check whether your version of
> the mkisofs sources contains that fix (or simply try it
> with the official
On Thu, 2004-11-04 at 15:21, Paolo Nason wrote:
> Following Andy suggestion I looked for an offending file;
> running mkisofs with the debugger I found it.
> mkisofs hangs in the routine check_rr_dates, when is processing
> that file.
>
> It was a nautilus file with a very long name.
Sorry for no
Following Andy suggestion I looked for an offending file;
running mkisofs with the debugger I found it.
mkisofs hangs in the routine check_rr_dates, when is processing
that file.
It was a nautilus file with a very long name.
I moved it into a directory by itself.
Now I can reproduce the problem u
Andy Polyakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > #mkisofs -C 16,407824 -M /dev/hdd -root backup-2004-10-22-10:43
> > -old-root backup-2004-10-22-10:36 -quiet -R -D -exclude-list
> > /tmp/backup.exclude -graft-points home/nason=home/nason
> >
> > The program runs an infinite loop in multi.c:545,
> >
Now I try to burn a subsequent session in incremental mode:
#growisofs -M /dev/hdd -root backup-2004-10-22-10:43 -old-root
backup-2004-10-22-10:36 -quiet -R -D -exclude-list /tmp/backup.exclude
-graft-points home/nason=home/nason
output:
Executing 'mkisofs -C 16,407824 -M /dev/fd/3 -root
backup-200
I used to make incremental backups of my home directory
using growisofs. At some point I started to have problems with it.
The initial session is burned with:
#growisofs -Z /dev/hdd -root backup-2004-10-22-10:36 -quiet -R -D
-exclude-list /tmp/backup.exclude -graft-points home/nason=home/nason
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