On Wednesday 15 January 2003 11:43, Brett Schwarz wrote: > I have that already in my source code, otherwise, it wouldn't compile > ;^)
True enough. I suffered a massive server meltdown last night, and that was the first thing I thought of (in my apparently somewhat incoherent state). As the other poster has mentioned, you'll need to explicitly link with the nsdb library. Hmmm. I need to check nspostgres for that linkage, too. After I get more coherent. The short of it: during a load test, my Redhat 8.0 server scribbled tcl code from OpenACS all over my root filesystem. I don't think it was an nsd problem; I think the soundcard driver suffered buffer overruns (while encoding RealAudio with helix producer 9 for Internet streaming) to the extent that it corrupted enough kernel structures to cause filesystem problems. Fortunately I'm a believer in the minimal root filesystem, and all critical data (except /etc) was on other filesystems, which did not suffer corruption. A hexdump (with ascii output) of the raw partition shows random tcl procedure snippets all over the inode tables of the filesystem. I got everything restored about 1:30 this morning, and had to be back here early. Need more coffee. -- Lamar Owen WGCR Internet Radio 1 Peter 4:11
