Re: [Lurker-users] lurker-regenerate fixes the segfaults, but...
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From: Aleksandr M. <n6...@mi...> - 2008-04-13 07:10:49
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Aleksandr Milewski wrote: > Aleksandr Milewski wrote: >> ...still destroys the date on anything imported with -u. > > So, I didn't realize that lurker-regenerate is just a script that's > wrapped around lurker-index, and it calls it without -u, so of course > this happens. I just hacked up a version of lurker-regenerate that uses lurker-index -u. Call it lurker-regenerate-u. I imported all the messages that have no 'From ' line into a fresh database. This database causes lurker.cgi to segfault. I ran lurker-regenerate-u over it. It still segfaults. I ran lurker-regenerate over it...no segfault. So there's something broken in importing with -u, somehow. As I've said before, I'm pretty sure it's not a poison message, as if I go through these archives in small blocks until I start getting segfaults, I can import that last block by itself and everything's fine. I'm now wondering if it's something silly like 64k records with the same timestamp or something. Back to see if I can figure out how to make lurker-index -u write the user timestamp into the synthetic 'From ' line. -Z |