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Subject:    Re: [Netatalk-admins] Error message from server after upgrading to
From:       Matt Connolly <matt.connolly.au () gmail ! com>
Date:       2010-05-17 12:54:48
Message-ID: 8CB72E73-0BC7-4AE0-BAB8-10E80A8C9792 () gmail ! com
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Hi Frank,

there were a few occasions where I was getting this sort of thing repeatedly:

Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for '/export/home/matt/.bash_history' (bad stamp?)
Writing CNID data for '/export/home/matt/.bash_history' to AppleDouble file
Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for '/export/home/matt/.Xauthority' (bad stamp?)
Writing CNID data for '/export/home/matt/.Xauthority' to AppleDouble file
Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for '/export/home/matt/.gtk-bookmarks' (bad stamp?)
Writing CNID data for '/export/home/matt/.gtk-bookmarks' to AppleDouble file
Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for '/export/home/matt/.xsession-errors.old' (bad stamp?)
Writing CNID data for '/export/home/matt/.xsession-errors.old' to AppleDouble file
Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for '/export/home/matt/.mysql_history' (bad stamp?)
Writing CNID data for '/export/home/matt/.mysql_history' to AppleDouble file

But I think that may have been because I was running `dbd` when I forgot to shut down the server.

I also had some files under .nautilus/metadata that had ':' in the name, which `dbd` was showing up
as bad encoding. I just deleted these files.

I also did the big delete as was suggested earlier.

And I corrected the "ddb" mistake in the config file to "dbd"


And it now seems to be fixed.

Thanks Frank and Mike for the tips, it looks like I'm running fine with no nasty error messages.


Cheers,
Matt



On 17/05/2010, at 10:47 PM, Frank Lahm wrote:

> Matt,
> 
> 2010/5/17 Matt Connolly <matt.connolly.au@gmail.com>:
>> Thanks Mike.
>> I've found that using:
>> find . -name XYZ -exec rm -r "{}" \;
>> is safer because it works with files with spaces in the names.
>> 
>> Still same error message. A few times now, I've shutdown the server and run
>> `dbd -r` and it's listing thousands of files like so:
>> Missing AppleDouble file
>> '/export/home/matt/netatalk-2.0.5/.AppleDouble/COPYRIGHT'
>> Incorrect CNID data in .AppleDouble data for
>> '/export/home/matt/netatalk-2.0.5/COPYRIGHT' (bad stamp?)
>> No CNID for '/export/home/matt/netatalk-2.0.5/COPYRIGHT' in database
>> New CNID for '/export/home/matt/netatalk-2.0.5/COPYRIGHT': 896
> 
> These messages indicate problems `dbd -r` ought to immediately fix, so
> rerunning `dbd -r` should NOT show this messages again.
> Afair while developping and testing dbd I encountered instances where
> dbd failed to fix the problem thus reporting this messages everytime I
> ran it. I hadn't been able to really reproduce or track it down. If
> you're able to reproduce this on a _new or not to big existing_
> volume, I'd be very interested in drilling into this.
> 
>> 
>> Just in case it might make a difference the setup in my
>> /usr/local/etc/netatalk/AppleVolumes.default is:
>> ~ cnidscheme:ddb options:usedots,invisibledots,upriv perm:0770
> 
> "ddb" ? It's "dbd".


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