Hello Bogdan!
>> The md5s are normal ... but do you have special user-defined
>> properties on all other files?
>>
>
> I do not specify any properties.
Ok.
> :/home/j2# /opt/fsvs/bin/fsvs pl -v public_html/j2.ru/j2.sql
> public_html/j2.ru/j2.sql has no properties.
> :/home/j2# /opt/fsvs/bin/fsvs pl -v .
> . has no properties.
> hosto:/home/j2# /opt/fsvs/bin/fsvs pl -v public_html/j2.ru/j2.sql
> public_html/j2.ru/j2.sql has no properties.
> :/home/j2# /opt/fsvs/bin/fsvs pl -v
> public_html/j2.ru/images/tel.gif public_html/j2.ru/images/tel.gif has
> no properties.and
>
> /home/j2 is "working copy" root.
What's in these files, then?
Could you take a look whether the files you tried really have a "prop" file
stored?
Ie.
/opt/fsvs/bin/fsvs pl info public_html/j2.ru/images/tel.gif
should give a "WAA-Path" line; does this entry have a "prop" file?
If you find such a file, please re-run the "pl" (prop-list) command with "-d",
and send
me the output. Maybe there are some hidden properties?
>> Which version of gdbm are you using?
>
> # dpkg -l | grep gdbm
> ii libgdbm-dev
> 1.8.3-3 GNU dbm database routines
> (development files ii libgdbm3
> 1.8.3-3 GNU dbm database routines
> (runtime version)
>
> It is Debian 4.0 amd64 system.
> FSVS, SVN and sqlite built from latest stable sources.
Nearly the same for me ...
I just found the bug.
Please try the fsvs-1.2.x branch from the subversion repository (r2370).
And you should be able to safely remove these files ... although empty gdbm
hashes are
12kB for me, so I don't really know why they got so big for you.
Regards,
Phil
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