Recently, I have encountered similar problems in my CentOS 7 environment.
`[root@controller-3 ~]# uname -a
Linux controller-3 3.10.0-862.el7.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Apr 20 16:44:24 UTC 2018
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[root@controller-3 ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 7.5.1804
@bmwiedemann if you can verify this works for you, I'd appreciate.
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If zstd stream initialization fails, the opened fd and the stream
itself are leaked. Handle error exit in a central label.
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* Fix resource leaks on
Store the file type strings in the classifier, and generate the dictionary and
its ids serially after the parallel section completes to ensure stable order.
Besides making the classifying really run in parallel again, this also moves
the pool- and file-counting related constraints out of the
Tested it with our khmeros-fonts build. Results are still reproducible.
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Ack, thanks for verifying.
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Theres some issues with the detection of particular Arm hardware
features. We never want to use the crypto feature as part of rpm
functionality, its deployment is widely variable, and the HW
optimisation should be run time detected with fall back through
various optimisation paths.
The 8c3a7b8fa
@jianwei1216 Are the processes running as root? If so, the memmap() the DB
read-write, and write it back out when they are done... hence if then something
changes at the same time, one of those process can write back old pages.
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@jaymzh Yes, the processes running as root account.
`the memmap() the DB read-write, and write it back out when they are done...
hence if then something changes at the same time, one of those process can
write back old pages.`
`# ls -lthra /var/lib/rpm
total 70M
-rw-r--r--. 1 root root0
Can not avoid it?
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You could instead run it as nonroot: `su -c "rpm -q " nobody` (or
possibly `su -c "rpm -q " -s /bin/bash nobody` if nobody's shell is
not a real shell).
Or you can make sure [dcrpm](https://github.com/facebookincubator/dcrpm) runs
in a regular basis to detect and correct your RPM db... but
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Merged #945 into master.
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Yes, it should work just fine. We actually have packaging for dcrpm at
https://github.com/facebookincubator/rpm-backports/tree/master/rpms/dcrpm that
we use on CentOS 7 (and macOS) with no issues.
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In the process of testing dcrpm, when I execute the command line lsof - F p
/var/lib/rpm/.dbenv.lock, lsof displays the PIDs of all processes, including 1,
instead of only displaying the PIDs of the .dbenv.lock file;
It may have been generated after I installed typing (Python module)
@jaymzh I see that dcrpm used typing(begin python-3.5 as a new feature added)
, but my project is running on centos 7.5 1804 and using the python 2.7.5
version, Is typing(dcrpm) compatible with Python 2.7.5?
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Postpone sql index creation until closing time on database rebuilds,
this is more than 50% improvement on rebuilddb time on both SSD and
traditional disks.
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