Olly Betts wrote: > I've installed ikiwki from git (since the version your site says it's > running is newer than that packaged in debian).
The version of ikiwiki shouldn't matter, I've been seeing this for a year or more. It may only affect stable (other than the ikiwiki backport); I don't know. > I think a good test would be to take the git repo for an ikiwiki > instance and replay the commits to reproduce an actual wiki being > updated as closely as possible. > > Can you suggest some suitable ikiwiki instances with a public git repos? Yes, it's happened repeatedly to my personal website, joeyh.name, and although I don't remember the exact times, I don't make too many commits there so it would not be hard to replay eg, a year's commits. It looks like I last deleted and rebuilt the xapian database there on Nov 3, possibly after it was broken for a few days. git clone git://joeyh.branchable.com/ > Also, so I can try to reproduce the environment, what debian version are > you running, and what FS is the database on? And is this on SSD or > spinning disk? Debian stable, amd64, ext3 (rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro,barrier=1,data=ordered). I think that linode.com uses spinning disk in some form of hardware RAID. -- see shy jo
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