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authorNoriko Hosoi <nhosoi@redhat.com>2010-06-03 11:48:23 -0700
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597375 - Deleting LDBM database causes backup/restore problem
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=597375 Fix Description: 1) When a backend was removed, the db instance directory was removed as well (See also 463774 - index files for database should be deleted when db is deleted). In case DB_RECOVER_FATAL is set in the DB open after the removal (e.g., in restore), the logs in the transaction logs are replayed and compared with the contents of the DB files. At that time, if the db instance directory does not exist, libdb returns FATAL error. To prevent the problem, we have to leave the empty directory. 2) When removing index files, we don't have to open index files with CREAT flag. Note: In the bug 463774, the server was fixed so that once a db backend is removed, the db instance directory is removed. With this fix (597375), the backend removal leaves the empty db instance directory. Plus, if backup is restored, even if the backup was made after the backend is deleted, the restore could create empty DB files in the deleted db instance directory if the transaction log files still contain the history of the deleted backend.
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