If I start a pvfs2-server in the foreground (with the -d option), I see
quite a few of these messages on the console when accessing the file
system, even with just an ls:
pvfs2-trove-dbpf: DB-get: DB_NOTFOUND: No matching key/data pair found
I assume this isn't really an error; trove was
On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 05:51:29PM +0200, Phil Carns wrote:
server-logging.patch:
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I thought we did this already, but it may have gotten lost in the
shuffle somewhere.
I could have sworn i just did this too... wierd. well, thanks for
sending it again. comitted.
rev-lookup-hostnames-runtime.patch:
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Can you tweak this so that the check for HAVE_GETHOSTBYADDR is
retained? I know it's a pain, and I can't remember the specifics
right now, but we probably need that check for BGL.
==rob
Ahh, sure thing. The version of PVFS2
Hi Phil,
I think that's from the crdirent, which does a keyval_read to verify
that the directory doesn't exist, and only creates it if ENOENT is
returned. At the level of keyval_read_op_svc, its impossible to know
that though. I guess I can just remove the error reporting call,
On May 24, 2006, at 1:46 PM, Sam Lang wrote:
Hi Phil,
I think that's from the crdirent, which does a keyval_read to
verify that the directory doesn't exist, and only creates it if
ENOENT is returned. At the level of keyval_read_op_svc, its
impossible to know that though. I guess I
