Thanks everyone,
We actually found a solution the day after my post. inspired by on
http://mail.zope.org/pipermail/zodb-dev/2005-September/009225.html
among others.
The quick fix is in three parts:
1. An offline script for simply copying every transactions to a new
FileStorage, effectively making a copy of the zodb, as described in
the above. This gets rid of the bad timstamps on trasactions, but
does not change any actual objects.
2. An External Method for "touching" all objects with bad timestamps.
This just calls bobobase_modifacation_time(), catches
DateTime.TimeError and sets _p_changed.
3. We're all happy that we don't need to tell the client to repeat 2
days x 30+ editors worth of zodb changes.
If any of you see usefullness in a polished script for this (and
maybe comparable scenarios) I'll be glad to help.
Thanks again!
/tcm
After thought:
These kinds of unexplained phenomena are so scary! Are we all
confident this couldn't have been caused by an obscure bug?
Den 28/09/2007 kl. 18.09 skrev Christian Theune:
Am Freitag, den 28.09.2007, 07:38 -0700 schrieb Leonardo Rochael:
The solution was to chop transactions off the Data.fs till it started
behaving again. To do that, truncate the last few bytes off of
your Data.fs
(say, 10 bytes) and restart, Zope will discard the partial
transaction at
the end and start successfully. If your system is still not
behaving, rinse
and repeat. You WILL lose the data in these last transactions you
truncate.
IIRC fsrecovery should help to do that without manual intervention.
Christian
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