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Greetings, |
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When syncing from the master portage server |
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(rsync://rsync1.us.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage), sometimes the |
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metadata/timestamp.chk gets deleted. Here's an excerpt from our rsync logs: |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100113.gz:2010/01/12 04:03:10 [23321] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100114.gz:2010/01/14 01:33:10 [2988] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100115.gz:2010/01/14 10:03:09 [23615] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100118.gz:2010/01/17 14:03:09 [29970] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100122.gz:2010/01/21 20:03:09 [7617] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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> gentoo-portage.log-20100122.gz:2010/01/22 02:33:11 [10630] gentoo-portage del. metadata/timestamp.chk 0 |
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Since we're using the rsync flag "--delete" I'm guessing that this |
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basically means that the file didn't exist on the master server at the |
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time of syncing. |
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Why is that? Should we start testing for the existence of this file |
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before syncing? |
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Thank you. |
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Best regards, |
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- -- |
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Manuel Tiago Correia Casimiro da Silva Pereira |
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tiago.pereira@×××××××××××.pt |
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Administração de Sistemas da Rede das Novas Licenciaturas |
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Instituto Superior Técnico |
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web: https://www.rnl.ist.utl.pt |
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email: rnl@×××××××××××.pt |
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telefone: +351 218 41 77 71 |
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