Re: [Sks-devel] NOT AGAIN

[Chris Kuethe]

cd /home/sks/KDB
db4_recover
db4_archive | xargs rm
cd /home/sks/PTree
db4_recover
db4_archive | xargs rm
cd ..
/home/sks/bin/sks cleandb
/home/sks/bin/sks db &
/home/sks/bin/sks recon &

assuming that your installation of db4 prepends a db4_ prefix to its utilities
and that your sks installation lives in /home/sks...

in future, you may wish to kill -INT the databases... maybe DB shuts down a
little better that way.

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004, Dan Egli wrote:

> I shut down the sks server so I could modify the limits of the shell, to see 
> if that would solve the issue. Now when I run sks db I get:
>
> Fatal error: exception Keydb.Unsafe.No_db
>
>
> What did I do wrong? I ran killall sks, then waited for sks to shut down on 
> it's own. I have not touched the DB since except to remove some old log 
> files. for some reason db_archive doesn't like me so I had to guess. I played 
> it safe and only rm'd log.* files that had not been modified in days.
>
> Any ideas on how to recover the DB before I rebuild from scratch?
>
> --
> -- Dan
>
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