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[bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution"
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[bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution" |
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[bugs #3998] Latest Modifications:
Changes by:
Steve Revilak <address@hidden>
'Date:
Sun 11/21/2004 at 17:52 (GMT)
------------------ Additional Follow-up Comments ----------------------------
I didn't have much luck with the patch. (on Solaris 8/Generic_108528-29,
using http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/download.php?item_id=3998&item_file_id=1901)
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../gnulib/lib -I../lib -I../gnulib/lib
-I../intl -DLOCALEDIR="/home/srevilak/findutils/build/share/locale" -g -O2
-MT find.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/find.Tpo" -c -o find.o find.c;
then mv -f ".deps/find.Tpo" ".deps/find.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/find.Tpo"; exit
1; fi
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../gnulib/lib -I../lib -I../gnulib/lib
-I../intl -DLOCALEDIR="/home/srevilak/findutils/build/share/locale" -g -O2
-MT fstype.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/fstype.Tpo" -c -o fstype.o fstype.c;
then mv -f ".deps/fstype.Tpo" ".deps/fstype.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/fstype.Tpo";
exit 1; fi
fstype.c: In function `get_mounted_filesystems':
fstype.c:393: `MOUNTED' undeclared (first use in this function)
fstype.c:393: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
fstype.c:393: for each function it appears in.)
fstype.c:401: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
fstype.c:405: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
fstype.c:414: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
fstype.c:416: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
make[3]: *** [fstype.o] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Looking at fstype.c (lines 55 - 65), Solaris 8 has no macro for
for MNT_MNTTAB, nor is there one from MNTTABNAME)
Solaris 8's /usr/include/sys/mnttab.h has
#define MNTTAB "/etc/mnttab"
extern int getmntent(FILE *, struct mnttab *);
(there is no setmntent, or endmntent)
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/806-0627/6j9vhfmtb?a=view
Which would make the guts of get_mounted_filesystems() pretty
different.
##################################################################
# For kicks and grins, gdb, with an unpatched fstypes.c (from
# findutils-4.2.6, compiled without -O2). At the very least, it seems to show
# that get_mounted_filesystems is the culprit.
671 if (TraversingDown == direction)
(gdb) print specific_what
$5 = 0x3e6d8 "/data/DF"
(gdb) p direction
$6 = TraversingDown
(gdb) n
688 enum MountPointStateChange transition =
get_mount_point_state(what);
(gdb) bt
#0 wd_sanity_check (thing_to_stat=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF",
program_name=0xffbef480 "/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find",
what=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF",
oldinfo=0xffbef1b0, newinfo=0xffbef118, parent=0, line_no=807,
direction=TraversingDown) at find.c:688
#1 0x0001429c in process_top_path (pathname=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF") at
find.c:806
#2 0x00013a44 in main (argc=2, argv=0xffbef34c) at find.c:496
(gdb) n
689 switch (transition)
(gdb) print transition
$7 = MountPointStateUnchanged <<<<<<<<<<<<<
This seems to come from
# find.c: 604
mount_points = get_mounted_filesystems();
when get_mounted_filesystems() returns, mount_points is a null pointer
Backtrace when "mount_points = get_mounted_filesystems()" is excuted
#0 get_mount_point_state (dir=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help") at find.c:609
#1 0x00013de4 in wd_sanity_check (thing_to_stat=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help",
program_name=0xffbef480 "/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find",
what=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help",
oldinfo=0xffbef1b0, newinfo=0xffbef118, parent=0, line_no=807,
direction=TraversingDown) at find.c:688
#2 0x0001429c in process_top_path (pathname=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help") at
find.c:806
#3 0x00013a44 in main (argc=2, argv=0xffbef34c) at find.c:496
##################################################################
/**************************************************************************/
[bugs #3998] Full Item Snapshot:
URL: <http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=3998>
Project: findutils
Submitted by: Steve Revilak
On: Mon 06/16/2003 at 19:23
Category: updatedb
Severity: 5 - Average
Item Group: None
Resolution: None
Privacy: Public
Assigned to: None
Originator Name:
Originator Email:
Status: Open
Release: 4.2.0
Fixed Release: 4.2.6
Summary: updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution"
Original Submission: I'd like to report a problem with findutils-4.1.20 on
Solaris 7.
I think that a comparison is the easiest way to illustrate. For this,
I'm using an updatedb script and find binary that have been slightly
modified to provide additional debugging information (Diffs are
appended, so that you can see exactly what's changed).
First - just a simple execution of find, run from the root of the
filesystem:
$ time sudo /usr/local/src/findutils-4.1.20/find/find / | wc
^C
real 419m54.387s
user 3m52.060s
sys 34m3.240s
If you factor in nfs shares, / a big filesystem on this machine. I
expected the above to take awhile, but got impatient. Let's try
again, sticking to a single partition:
$ time sudo /usr/local/src/findutils-4.1.20/find/find / -xdev | wc
105906 105906 5109425
real 0m18.742s
user 0m1.430s
sys 0m2.890s
Above, find found 105,906 files in about 18 seconds. Remember these
numbers.
Next - try to run updatedb without any arguments. This should find a
similar number of files (modulo the default set of prunepaths).
$ time sudo /u/srevilak/updatedb
/usr/local/src/findutils-4.1.20/find/find: find.c:528: . changed during
execution of /usr/local/src/findutils-4.1.20/find/find
/u/srevilak/updatedb: debug: entries in /tmp/debug-updatedb: 5
real 0m1.572s
user 0m0.060s
sys 0m0.080s
updatedb comes up with only 5 files, and finishes in under 2 seconds.
To summarize, something in the updatedb invocation of find is causing
it to bail early. Looking around find.c:528, we have
if (stat_buf.st_dev != dir_ids[dir_curr].dev ||
stat_buf.st_ino != dir_ids[dir_curr].ino)
error (1, 0, _("%s changed during execution of %s"), starting_dir,
program_name);
The test seems entirely reasonable, and under some invocations it
never returns positive. Perhaps one of the predicates in the updatedb
invocation isn't taking care of dir_ids properly?
I did notice `[ Bug #3786 ] updatedb fails if it cannot access "." as
the user to whom it switches uid.', but this appears to be something
different. "updatedb --localuser=root --netuser=root" fails in the
same way.
Anyway, if you guys could look into this, I'd really appreciate it.
If you need any additional information, please let me know and I'll be
happy to provide it. If I happen to get any further insight, I'll be
sure to pass it along.
Thanks much!
address@hidden
==================================================================
Aforementioned diffs follow:
==================================================================
updatedb diff.
Change: tee output to a temporary file and say how many files appeared
--- /usr/local/gnu/bin/updatedb 2003-06-06 08:13:25.000000000 -0400
+++ /u/srevilak/updatedb 2003-06-16 07:34:48.938002000 -0400
@@ -100,6 +100,8 @@
: ${bigram=${LIBEXECDIR}/bigram}
: ${code=${LIBEXECDIR}/code}
+find=/usr/local/src/findutils-4.1.20/find/find
+
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:${BINDIR}; export PATH
: ${PRUNEFS="nfs NFS proc"}
@@ -143,7 +145,8 @@
$find $NETPATHS ( -type d -regex "$PRUNEREGEX" -prune ) -o -print
fi
fi
-} | sort -f | $frcode > $LOCATE_DB.n
+} | sort -f | tee /tmp/debug-updatedb | $frcode > $LOCATE_DB.n
+echo "$0: debug: entries in /tmp/debug-updatedb: `grep -c .
/tmp/debug-updatedb`"
# To avoid breaking locate while this script is running, put the
# results in a temp file, then rename it atomically.
==================================================================
find.c diff.
Change: add __FILE__ and __LINE__ to each error() call containing the
text "changed during execution"
--- find.c.ORIG 2003-05-24 14:36:25.000000000 -0400
+++ find.c 2003-06-16 07:32:57.067319000 -0400
@@ -304,7 +304,7 @@
error (1, errno, "%s", starting_dir);
if (stat_buf.st_dev != starting_stat_buf.st_dev ||
stat_buf.st_ino != starting_stat_buf.st_ino)
- error (1, 0, _("%s changed during execution of %s"), starting_dir,
program_name);
+ error (1, 0, _("%s:%d: %s changed during execution of %s"), __FILE__,
__LINE__, starting_dir, program_name);
}
else
{
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@
error (1, errno, "%s", pathname);
if (cur_stat_buf.st_dev != stat_buf.st_dev ||
cur_stat_buf.st_ino != stat_buf.st_ino)
- error (1, 0, _("%s changed during execution of %s"), pathname,
program_name);
+ error (1, 0, _("%s:%d: %s changed during execution of %s"), __FILE__,
__LINE__, pathname, program_name);
process_path (pathname, ".", false, ".");
chdir_back ();
@@ -525,7 +525,7 @@
error (1, errno, "%s", pathname);
if (stat_buf.st_dev != dir_ids[dir_curr].dev ||
stat_buf.st_ino != dir_ids[dir_curr].ino)
- error (1, 0, _("%s changed during execution of %s"), starting_dir,
program_name);
+ error (1, 0, _("%s:%d: %s changed during execution of %s"), __FILE__,
__LINE__, starting_dir, program_name);
for (namep = name_space; *namep; namep += file_len - pathname_len + 1)
{
@@ -589,9 +589,9 @@
(dir_curr > 0 ? dir_ids[dir_curr-1].ino :
starting_stat_buf.st_ino))
{
if (dereference)
- error (1, 0, _("%s changed during execution of %s"), parent,
program_name);
+ error (1, 0, _("%s:%d: %s changed during execution of %s"),
__FILE__, __LINE__, parent, program_name);
else
- error (1, 0, _("%s/.. changed during execution of %s"),
starting_dir, program_name);
+ error (1, 0, _("%s:%d: %s/.. changed during execution of %s"),
__FILE__, __LINE__, starting_dir, program_name);
}
}
Follow-up Comments
------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sun 11/21/2004 at 17:52 By: Steve Revilak <srevilak>
I didn't have much luck with the patch. (on Solaris 8/Generic_108528-29,
using http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/download.php?item_id=3998&item_file_id=1901)
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../gnulib/lib -I../lib -I../gnulib/lib
-I../intl -DLOCALEDIR="/home/srevilak/findutils/build/share/locale" -g -O2
-MT find.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/find.Tpo" -c -o find.o find.c;
then mv -f ".deps/find.Tpo" ".deps/find.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/find.Tpo"; exit
1; fi
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I../gnulib/lib -I../lib -I../gnulib/lib
-I../intl -DLOCALEDIR="/home/srevilak/findutils/build/share/locale" -g -O2
-MT fstype.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/fstype.Tpo" -c -o fstype.o fstype.c;
then mv -f ".deps/fstype.Tpo" ".deps/fstype.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/fstype.Tpo";
exit 1; fi
fstype.c: In function `get_mounted_filesystems':
fstype.c:393: `MOUNTED' undeclared (first use in this function)
fstype.c:393: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
fstype.c:393: for each function it appears in.)
fstype.c:401: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
fstype.c:405: warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
fstype.c:414: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
fstype.c:416: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
make[3]: *** [fstype.o] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6/find'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/srevilak/findutils/findutils-4.2.6'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Looking at fstype.c (lines 55 - 65), Solaris 8 has no macro for
for MNT_MNTTAB, nor is there one from MNTTABNAME)
Solaris 8's /usr/include/sys/mnttab.h has
#define MNTTAB "/etc/mnttab"
extern int getmntent(FILE *, struct mnttab *);
(there is no setmntent, or endmntent)
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/806-0627/6j9vhfmtb?a=view
Which would make the guts of get_mounted_filesystems() pretty
different.
##################################################################
# For kicks and grins, gdb, with an unpatched fstypes.c (from
# findutils-4.2.6, compiled without -O2). At the very least, it seems to show
# that get_mounted_filesystems is the culprit.
671 if (TraversingDown == direction)
(gdb) print specific_what
$5 = 0x3e6d8 "/data/DF"
(gdb) p direction
$6 = TraversingDown
(gdb) n
688 enum MountPointStateChange transition =
get_mount_point_state(what);
(gdb) bt
#0 wd_sanity_check (thing_to_stat=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF",
program_name=0xffbef480 "/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find",
what=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF",
oldinfo=0xffbef1b0, newinfo=0xffbef118, parent=0, line_no=807,
direction=TraversingDown) at find.c:688
#1 0x0001429c in process_top_path (pathname=0xffbef4a8 "/data/DF") at
find.c:806
#2 0x00013a44 in main (argc=2, argv=0xffbef34c) at find.c:496
(gdb) n
689 switch (transition)
(gdb) print transition
$7 = MountPointStateUnchanged <<<<<<<<<<<<<
This seems to come from
# find.c: 604
mount_points = get_mounted_filesystems();
when get_mounted_filesystems() returns, mount_points is a null pointer
Backtrace when "mount_points = get_mounted_filesystems()" is excuted
#0 get_mount_point_state (dir=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help") at find.c:609
#1 0x00013de4 in wd_sanity_check (thing_to_stat=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help",
program_name=0xffbef480 "/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find",
what=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help",
oldinfo=0xffbef1b0, newinfo=0xffbef118, parent=0, line_no=807,
direction=TraversingDown) at find.c:688
#2 0x0001429c in process_top_path (pathname=0xffbef4a8 "/data/help") at
find.c:806
#3 0x00013a44 in main (argc=2, argv=0xffbef34c) at find.c:496
##################################################################
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sun 11/21/2004 at 15:37 By: James Youngman <jay>
Could you let me know if the attached patch fixes the problem? I suspect that
it might.
If not, could you try using a debugger to figure out what wd_sanity_check()
thinks is happening?
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sun 11/21/2004 at 15:11 By: Steve Revilak <srevilak>
I built 4.2.6. Unfortunately, it still seems to have the problem. :(
$ find --version
GNU find version 4.2.6
# try one of yesterday's tests. /data/DF is not mounted.
$ find /data/DF
find: /data/DF changed during execution of find (old device number 74973186,
new device number 74711528, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 807]
[no files listed]
# after mount, succeeds
$ find /data/DF | wc
112 112 1762
* * *
I had one other silly idea for dealing with the device number
changes. It's based on a couple of observations:
# mount point and device number of /
$ df /
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 6191949 5397663 732367 89% /
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/"))[0] . "n")'
35651584
# mount point and device number of /data
$ df /data
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
auto_data 0 0 0 - /data
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/data"))[0] . "n")'
74973186
# mount point and device number of /data/help
# (matches device number of parent)
$ df /data/help
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
auto_data 0 0 0 - /data
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/data/help"))[0] . "n")'
74973186
# mount point and device number of /data/help/.
# (st_dev changes)
$ df /data/help/.
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
u12:/disk/sd0h/data/help
2166126 1216044 906760 58% /data/help
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/data/help/."))[0] . "n")'
74711515
Now, work our way back up the directory tree:
# st_dev matches /data/help/.
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/data/help"))[0] . "n")'
74711515
# matches orginal st_dev for /data
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/data"))[0] . "n")'
74973186
# matches original st_dev for /
$ perl -e 'print((stat("/"))[0] . "n")'
35651584
Once inside an automounted directory, the device number shouldn't
change; but when descending, it can change _once_ (if a mount occurs).
So, the silly idea:
* maintain a stack of device numbers. When entering a new device,
push st_dev onto the stack. When leaving a device, pop st_dev
from the stack
* Permit the device number of D to change if
- D is a directory
- direction is TraversingDown
- the old device number for D is on top of the stack
- D has a parent directory
- the device number of D's parent is on top of the stack
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Date: Sun 11/21/2004 at 13:50 By: James Youngman <jay>
You can download a release of findutils in which this problem is
fixed from ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/findutils.
The releases on alpha.gnu.org are for testing purposes, so please
take the time to download the release and verify that your
problem has been solved. Once the release has been sufficiently
tested, it can be uploaded to ftp.gnu.org for everybody to use it.
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sat 11/20/2004 at 22:53 By: James Youngman <jay>
I think I have a solution. It is to memorise the paths listed in /etc/mnttab
at startup. Then when I chdir into a directory and the device number changes,
AND it is not in the saved copy of mnttab, BUT it is in the new copy (that I
re-read only when this error occurs), then the directory must have been
automounted. Otherwise, I flag the situation as an error and quit. This
seems inelegant but workable.
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sat 11/20/2004 at 19:57 By: Steve Revilak <srevilak>
I had a chance to run some tests with findutils-4.2.5. Here's what I
found.
* Caveat: it is not possible for me to do testing on the systems
where the problem was originally observed. Instead, I was able
to use a `similar' environment (Solaris 8, with some filesystems
mounted via nfs).
* The original problem (updatedb exiting immediately) was not
reproduced. However, this may be a result of the order in which
file system directories was traversed. (i.e. - it the problem
spots sooner rather than later).
* I saw sporadic instances of the `changed during execution'
phenemon noted earlier.
/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find: /data/DF changed during execution
of /home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find (old device number 74973186, new
device number 74712136, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 636]
/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find: /sources/DOWNLOADS changed during
execution of /home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find (old device number
74973190, new device number 74712147, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 636]
/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find: /data/DF changed during execution
of /home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find (old device number 74973186, new
device number 74712311, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 817]
In this case, both directories are the roots of nfs filesystems,
mounted by Sun's automountd.
Now, here's the thing that I found most interesting.
On this machine, /data/ is a directory that serves as the root of an
automounter map. Starting from a state where none of the /data/
subdirectories show up in the output of df:
# make sure we're using the right find
$ type find
find is hashed (/home/srevilak/findutils/build/bin/find)
# try `find /data'
$ find /data | wc
find: /data/DF changed during execution of find (old device number
74973186, new device number 74712431, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 817]
2 2 15
# okay try again
$ find /data | wc
51 51 762
# demonstrate that /data/ does not contain symlinks
$ find /data -type l | wc
0 0 0
# demonstrate that /data/ contains directories
$ find /data -type d | wc
51 51 762
# same as above, but hit the subdirectories directly
$ find /data/* -type d | wc
find: /data/9202doc changed during execution of find (old device number
74973186, new device number 74712435, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 629]
0 0 0
# okay, try again
$ find /data/* -type d | wc
find: /data/DU changed during execution of find (old device number 74973186,
new device number 74712436, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 629]
235 235 8334
# Lets try to hit one of the sub directories that isn't mounted
$ find /data/texmf -type f | wc
find: /data/texmf changed during execution of find (old device number
74973186, new device number 74712440, filesystem type is nfs) [ref 629]
0 0 0
# Before executing the above, /data/texmf *did not* appear in the
# machine's mount table.
#
# After executing the avove, /data/texmf *did* appear in the
# machine's mount table
# when mounted, it works
$ find /data/texmf -type f | wc
3318 3318 190539
If you'd like to me to try any other tests, let me know.
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Date: Sat 11/20/2004 at 01:35 By: 0 <None>
Sorry - I received the mail notification for the 11/19 update, but not for the
10/31, 11/08 updates. Either I missed them, or my ISPs spam filter ate them
for lunch :( I'll make sure that doesn't happen in the future.
I'll try to do a test over the weekend.
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Fri 11/19/2004 at 19:37 By: James Youngman <jay>
Did you get a chance to do that test?
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Date: Mon 11/08/2004 at 21:52 By: James Youngman <jay>
I'm marking this bug postponed for now, but will look at it again when I get
the diagnostic info from the test with findutils-4.2.3 (or later).
-------------------------------------------------------
Date: Sun 10/31/2004 at 17:29 By: James Youngman <jay>
findutils 4.2.3 (available on ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/findutils) includes an
enhanced diagnostic for this scenario. Could you re-test with that, please?
Thanks,
James.
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Date: Mon 06/16/2003 at 19:26 By: Steve Revilak <srevilak>
I hit the submit button a little too soon: "exists" in the Summary line should
be "exits". Sorry :(
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File Attachments
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Date: Sun 11/21/2004 at 15:37 Name: getmntent.patch Size: 515B By: jay
Fix for a stupid bug introduced in 4.2.6.
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/download.php?item_id=3998&item_file_id=1901
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- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/19
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", anonymous, 2004/11/19
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", Steve Revilak, 2004/11/20
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/20
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/21
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", Steve Revilak, 2004/11/21
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/21
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution",
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- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/21
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", Steve Revilak, 2004/11/23
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/24
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", Steve Revilak, 2004/11/24
- [bugs #3998] updatedb: exists early with ". changed during execution", James Youngman, 2004/11/24