On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Peter Gervai wrote:
> > Sorry for that troubles,
>
> *sigh* It is really depressing because the users get those "Age: garble"
> screens from time to time.
I see :(
>
> > please try to delete database itself (not
> > storages). It placed somewhere in /usr/local/oops/DB/dburl.
>
> Okay. What does this database do that it doesn't get deleted at -z?
In the perfect world database must not be removed completely by hands:
when oops check storages it remove all "lost" records from base. Imagine you
removed or formatted not all storages, but one of them. Then when storages
are checked oops will remove only records which was on the old storage, so
you save something. Naturally if you reformatted all storages all records
from database must be erased.
So database must be clean after formatting old storages. But currently I
have no other ideas regarding this problem. I don't see it here and can't
reproduce.
>
> This probably worth a comment somewhere, that -z don't remove
> dburl. People probably think that if -z deletes the storage, it
> will delete the urldb as well...
OK, will be fixed.
>
> I'll tell you when the bug appears again. Fingers crossed.
>
>
>
> Something else.
>
> When I forget to give -c config.file when -z'ing, the error message is
> really bad:
>
> 'readconfig: No such file or directory'
>
> I thought 'readconfig' is a program file which is missing...
> It would be better as 'configuration file reading error: <errstr> did
> you forget -c switch?'
OK.
>
> regards,
> grin
>
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