Re: file stat bug (infinite loop) in 2.0.4?
Miek Gieben <[email protected]> Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:40:45 +0100
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[On 14 Jan, @ 17:01, Robert wrote in "[hdup-user] file stat bug (inf ..."] > When I run a backup on a system where I specify a nonexistent directory > to backup, hdup-2.0.4 seems tp go into an infinite loop: > > [backup@hdup-server backup]$ ssh client sudo /usr/sbin/hdup weekly > client @[email protected] > /usr/sbin/hdup: client: STARTING BACKUP. > /usr/sbin/hdup: WARNING: Cannot stat: /var/bak! > /usr/sbin/hdup: WARNING: Cannot stat: /var/bak! > /usr/sbin/hdup: WARNING: Cannot stat: /var/bak! > ...continues... > > Of course, creating the directory causes the "warning" to go away. This > is a reasonable error to make, and hdup shouldn't go into an infinite loop! I hate while-loops. The following patch fixes it: Index: src/walker.c =================================================================== --- src/walker.c (revision 49) +++ src/walker.c (working copy) @@ -112,6 +112,7 @@ /* path[i] can also be a file - test that first */ if(lstat(host->path[i], &s) != 0) { WARN("%s: %s", "Cannot stat", host->path[i]); + i++; /* BUG #6 */ continue; } I will be releasing a 2.0.5, with some other bugs fixed too. This in order to get a bugfree version of hdup in Debian. grtz Miek