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On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 08:25:11AM +0900, Makoto Fujiwara wrote:
> Robert> I try to index some files (8000+ for that matter) and mknmz
> Robert> fails with a broken bzip2 compressed file. Exit code was 141.
>
> Sorry, it seems to me there is a problem not able to avoid such a
> case. We will check the code. We may ask you more detailed info to
> trace the problem later.
Uh, I am sorry, but I just deleted the offending file. Maybe you
are able to reproduce the problem by geenrating an invalid bz2 file.
> Robert> Two questions:
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> Robert> - Shouldn't mknmz just ignore this file?
>
> mknmz has several igoring mechanisms. By filename, by a part of pathname,
> filesize etc. It may be set at
> ~/.mknmzrc file with
> $conf::EXCLUDE_PATH
> $conf::DENY_FILE
> $conf::ALLOW_FILE
> $conf::FILE_SIZE_MAX
> $conf::TEXT_SIZE_MAX
> etc. They are documented at manual.html or tutorial.html
> somewhere in share/namazu/doc/en/ directory.
I know of these options, but generally I want bz2s included, I just
want the defective bz2s not in the index.
> Robert> - Is it possible to continue at that point? mknmz has already
> Robert> created many NMZ.*.tmp files and was running for about 4 hours...
>
> Sorry, I don't think so at the current mechanism.
It's a pity, so I have to rerun from the beginning...
Greetings
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Robert Sander
Computer Scientist Epigenomics AG
Bioinformatics R&D www.epigenomics.com Kastanienallee 24
+493024345330 10435 Berlin
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