In reporter.c there is a block of code at line 1740 which looks like:
if(curprog != P_PLANNER) {
if(curprog != P_DUMPER ||
sscanf(s - 1,"[sec %f kb %f kps %f orig-kb %f",
&sec, &kbytes, &kps, &origkb) != 4) {
origkb = -1;
if(sscanf(s - 1,"[sec %f kb %f kps %f",
&sec, &kbytes, &kps) != 3) {
bogus_line();
return;
}
}
else {
if(origkb == 0.0) origkb = 0.1;
}
}
Should that test in the second "if" really be "!= P_DUMPER"? I would
think "== P_DUMPER" would be much more useful.
Also, my backups' compressed size and compression rates don't seem to be
getting stored in the info files:
version: 0
command: 0
full-rate: 173.000000
full-comp: 0.349281
incr-rate: 1.000000 1.000000 1.000000
incr-comp: 0.000000 0.200000 0.200000
stats: 0 1392115 486240 2798 972179254 6 Daily04
stats: 1 67423 0 178 972472938 4 Daily08
stats: 2 71700 0 165 972817708 5 Daily16
last_level: 2 6
Yet for that disk, the log shows:
SUCCESS dumper localhost / 20001029 2 [sec 164.844 kb 14784 kps 89.7 orig-kb 71700]
SUCCESS chunker localhost / 20001029 2 [sec 165.063 kb 14784 kps 89.8]
SUCCESS taper localhost / 20001029 2 [sec 20.035 kb 14784 kps 737.9 {wr: writers 463
rdwait 0.053 wrwait 19.902 filemark 0.017}]
So there certainly was a compressed value and a compression rate should
be calculated.
I will hunt the info file bug down once I have the reporter working.
b.
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Brian J. Murrell
