Hi,

After some bad manipulations, our queues became completely empty.
I looked at the binlog and saw that, even if it's a binary format, the
instructions are readable by a human.

So here are my questions:
- An easy (but not complete) recovery would be to simply drop the most
recent binlog file and launch beanstalkd again. Would it work ?
- An complete recovery would be to detect in the binlog where the bad
instructions began, and delete everything after that. I'm not sure
it's a good idea, as the binlog files seem to have the same size, with
a lot of empty lines. Also, I can't see any date before each
instruction (to help me find where the bad instructions began). Is
their a date per instruction ? Is it encoded in a binary format ?

I'm trying the 2 scenarii above right now with a copy of my binlog,
but as my binlog is 7GB, an answer could save me some time.

Thanks,
Nicolas

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