Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Wed, 2006-08-02 at 16:18 +0200, Dirk Meyer wrote:
>> Looks like
>>
>> self._db_query("INSERT OR REPLACE INTO types VALUES(?, ?, ?, ?)",
>> (cur_type_id, type_name, buffer(cPickle.dumps(attrs,
>> 2)),
>> buffer(cPickle.dumps(indexes, 2))))
>>
>> Before that, _load_object_types works, after that it crashes. The
>> values used here are None, 'file' and the two buffer objects.
>
> That can't be it, because type_name is 'file' and attrs and idx are
> buffer objects, but in your previous email when you outputted them they
> were all None.Yes. I add 'file' and get None. Checking the db using sqlite on the command line gives the same result. The first entry is 'dir', all other added later are empty. > So let me get this straight, when you do: > > rm -rf ~/.beacon; beacon --start --fg > > Then you get this UnpicklingError? Yes > I can't reproduce this on either of my machines (fc4 and fc5) using a > fresh kaa checkout. I'm kinda mystified. Maybe a bug with your ObjectRow code? Dischi -- I once thought I made a mistake, but I was wrong.
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