Re: Hammer Filesystem -- Any known issues with failures (e.g. due to server power loss) forcing to zero-length a non-zero-length file?

Silent corruption isn't a filesystem issue in the first place. If your question is about how journal works on hammer, it guarantees consistency of the fs. It doesn't guarantee file contents. It's similar to ordered mode of ext3, which writes file contents before other stuff. If your question is

Hammer Filesystem -- Any known issues with failures (e.g. due to server power loss) forcing to zero-length a non-zero-length file?

Greetings To DragonFlyBSD List, This is a precautionary query, as I am planning to use the PostgreSQL (PG) database server for a new website application (not yet online) to run using the Hammer filesystem under DragonFlyBSD. * * * * * * There is currently an interesting discussion thread

Re: Locale & wide character strangeness

Hi Romick, FWIW, iswalnum() returns zero for those special characters as they are in the private use area of Unicode characters. My colleagues have tested this across multiple platforms. So, I don't think that's the problem. Thanks for the suggestion though! David Adam

Re: HandBrake CLI tools on Dragonfly

On Mon, May 30, 2016 at 9:18 PM, PeerCorps Trust Fund wrote: > Hi all, > > The multimedia tool HandBrake obviously does not build on Dragonfly > > http://muscles.dragonflybsd.org/latest-failures/logs/errors/handbrake-0.10.5.log Looks like you need to copy the