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Cruncher, see comment 11. I think mlocate is working according to my
test. I believe that hardy, if it is still using slocate, is still
broken, or was at the time of previous tests. I don't have a hardy
system to test with anymore, so I cannot say.
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slocate is no longer included in Ubuntu since Karmic. Instead, mlocate is used.
This raises the following questions:
- does mlocate have the same problem?
- does mlocate use fts (which shows the bug) or find?
- if mlocate uses fts, is it the coreutils version or the glibc version?
- if it's glibc'
This is lucid, 10.04.1, I no longer have a hardy system to test with.
updatedb reports version as: updatedb (mlocate) 0.22.2
The /etc/fstab line looks like:
//bintls5/c$ /mnt/bintls5 smbfs defaults,credentials=/etc/.smbpasswd 0 0
find /mnt/bintls5 | wc -l
915201
sudo updatedb -v -U /mnt/bintls5
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setting back to new...
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> To: Duzenbury, Rich
> Subject: [Bug 71962] Re: slocate doesn't always locate on remote smbfs
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Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 alpha? (Note that 8.04 and
8.10 use mlocate instead of slocate.)
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Hm, it seems there are two versions of "fts", the one in coreutils (which has
been fixed), and the one in glibc (which is used by slocate)...
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-coreutils/2007-12/msg00098.html
If you are on a single user system or have no real use for the "security"
feature of
FYI, the latest test was completed on a fully updated Ubuntu Gutsy.
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Sorry, no joy. Per your suggestion, I installed the latest version of
coreutils, 6.6.91, recompiled, and then re-ran my test program (code
above).
The first time I ran it, it reported some errors, and that there are
363015 files on the volume. The second time I ran it, it reported
completely di
Ah, thank you for posting this. So slocate *is* using fts, I didn't know that.
I experienced this problem with a vfat file system that also has >100k files.
There was an issue with fts in coreutils-5.97 (which is still current in
all Ubuntu distros), that affected other recursive file system tools
Sorry, I meant to say, slocate v 3.1-1. *NOT* findutils.
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I also tested this on edgy, and it has the same problem. Directories
that appear 'late' in the list are not traversed, while directories that
appear early in the list are. In my case /usr/bin/updatedb -v -l0 -U
/mnt/cdrive runs and numerous files are indexed, but /mnt/cdrive/Program
Files and ot
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