On Saturday 20 December 2008 Mmm Mmm wrote:
> Here 'grep -a' output :)
> <<
> $ grep -a -A1 " 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fde"
> /var/spool/fsvs/6666/66/66/*/dir
> 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd 57a416fdec70fc57d208e016b2706df1 6009 151
> 1 807 1155109 137051 0 0 0 ar_TN
> 0100644 4799691b 46c3f2c6 0 nd d293dceaa8fb10a5c5588f4ce2d11d7a 6003 151
> 1 807 1155110 137051 0 0 0 ar_YE
These look fine in the mail ...
Maybe there's some kind of special character in there, that got lost on
copy/paste/mail?
> It is old laptop, but hard drive is ok. Filesystem corruption is
> possible, for example if laptop hang/crash during a HDD read/write
> operation.
But then I'd expect a block of zeroes in the wrong place, or something like
that.
> Anyway, if this test case is not important for you (not a bug), I can
> quickly do sync-repos. That is ok. Btw, fsvs works fine with home
> directory for example (my work copy is '/').
Well, if you want you could send me the (compressed) "dir" file in a (private)
mail ...
But I don't want to keep you from backing up your data, so you can just run
a "sync-repos".
Thank you!
Regards,
Phil
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