Runtime error in dar-manager

Hi Denis,

I think I've found a nasty bug in dar_manager...

Firstly, I have created an alias, thus:

alias dar-manager='/usr/bin/dar_manager -B ~/Backups/.dar_manager/dar.dmd'

That saves me having to type the -B command every time I use dar_manager.

Hence, I can now use the command...

~ # dar-manager -@ create-index.dar
---- exception type = [BUG] ----------
[source]
        File dar_manager.cpp line 1302 : it seems to be a bug here
        stack dump :
/usr/lib64/libdar64.so.6000(_ZN6libdar4EbugC1ERKNSt7__cxx1112basic_stringIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEEEi+0xf2)
[0x7faeeccb77f2]
        stack dump : /usr/bin/dar_manager(+0x17b66) [0x558bbb408b66]
        stack dump : /usr/bin/dar_manager(+0x1a609) [0x558bbb40b609]
        stack dump : /usr/bin/dar_manager(+0x10f65) [0x558bbb401f65]
        stack dump : /usr/bin/dar_manager(+0x106a5) [0x558bbb4016a5]
        stack dump : /lib64/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xee)
[0x7faeec443eea]
        stack dump : /usr/bin/dar_manager(+0x1079a) [0x558bbb40179a]
[most outside call]
-----------------------------------

INTERNAL ERROR, PLEASE REPORT THE PREVIOUS OUTPUT TO MAINTAINER

The create-index file contains...

cat create-index.dar
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.04.02.30/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.07.00.39/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.07.20.04/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.08.00.04/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.22.09.48/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.24.06.41/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.25.00.38/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.25.22.02/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.27.01.43/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.29.02.43/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.06.30.01.44/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.02.09.32/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.03.03.24/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.04.16.53/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.06.08.50/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.07.01.14/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.08.00.20/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.09.01.11/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.10.00.03/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.11.06.39/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.14.00.47/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.14.23.27/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.19.02.58/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.26.00.53/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.28.00.19/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.29.02.03/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.07.29.23.29/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.08.03.22.35/Backup --min-digits=4
-A /root/Backups/2019.08.06.00.37/Backup --min-digits=4

To get around this problem, I created a shell script simply by inserting
dar-manager before each line; but doing it that way is very inefficient,
and it took around an hour to run on my system. The initial empty index
file was created with the following command:-

dar_manager -C dar.dmd -z none

It's not on fire Denis, but I thought you might like to know.

Richard.

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