Hi,
Has anyone discussed this fix with upstream? If it fixes the serious
bug you found then I think it's important for them to fix their
examples, as people are probably basing their work of them,
and so this bug may be spreading.
I'd also appreciate their review before uploading, as I have very
James, i already sent them a mail (but now I'm seeing it's bounced :P ).
Btw, i talked also with seb at debian, and it seems he agree with my patch.
I'll retry to resend or find a working address.
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python-fuse's xmp.py bad at handling larger files
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You
On Tue, 2008-09-30 at 09:51 +, Andrea Gasparini wrote:
James, i already sent them a mail (but now I'm seeing it's bounced :P ).
Btw, i talked also with seb at debian, and it seems he agree with my patch.
I'll retry to resend or find a working address.
Thanks,
James
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Status: New = Fix Released
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The fast solution is set multithreaded = False right after the creation
of che Fuse object.
In your case:
server = Xmp( blablabla... )
server.multithreaded = False
...
...
..
server.main()
Don't know if a wider solution would be necessary and accepted.
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I think the only thing that could be made in python-fuse is to patch the
example.
I believe that kind of issues can happen even on a not-virtualized
filesystem.
I mean: two thread that process the same file descriptor without taking a lock
on it, will have ever problems of race condition.
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attacching a patch that should fix the problem.
Perhaps a better solution could be made calling lock() in every function of
XmpFile() class.
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #500584
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** Changed in: python-fuse (Debian)
Status: Unknown = New
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