0000897: AICH-Hasher complains about known2.met during startup

(0001983)
Kry (manager)
2006-05-21 18:55

tried removing it? And btw, do you ahve disk space?

(0001984)
essaion (reporter)
2006-05-21 20:37

Hi again,

Thanks for your answer Kry.

About removing it, i was guessing what exactly (since i found many answers) was the function of known2.met. I just don't want to lose the "what did i downloaded" history, since some new searches may rise files i already downloaded (ya know, those green-fonted lines, that i really don't want to download again).

The files weights a woopy 138 MB, maybe it is too much to fight for aMule ?

Thanks in advance for any answer !

(0001985)
essaion (reporter)
2006-05-21 20:40

Woops, about your question : "do i have disk space ?"

Yes, my .aMule directory is on the same partition as the "Incoming" one. It may be a bad idea, since the amule crash i also reported when there's no space left may be attributed to that (but i'm not sure, since 2.0.3 wasn't affected by this "no more space" issue).

(0001986)
essaion (reporter)
2006-05-21 20:41

ARRGHHH, will i answer to your question ?

Yes : i have some spae left, something like 2.5 GB. Should be enough, shouldn't it ?

(0001989)
essaion (reporter)
2006-05-22 12:29

It's me again ("argh, no !!" may you thought)

Forget my question concerning known2.met. I finally found the amule page about AICH, and that known2.met actually stores the completed files AICH hashets. I then deleted it and restarted amule : no more errors with that file.

Since there is no clue about what caused the problem (i suspect 138 MB is quite large for that file, maybe amule can't deal with big sizes ?), i suggest moving this issue to "resolved".

(0001990)
Kry (manager)
2006-05-22 15:48

We may never find out...

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2006-05-21 11:39	essaion	New Issue
2006-05-21 11:39	essaion	Operating System	=> Debian Sarge 3.1r2 up-to-date (or should be)
2006-05-21 18:55	Kry	Note Added: 0001983
2006-05-21 20:37	essaion	Note Added: 0001984
2006-05-21 20:40	essaion	Note Added: 0001985
2006-05-21 20:41	essaion	Note Added: 0001986
2006-05-22 12:29	essaion	Note Added: 0001989
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Status	new => assigned
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Assigned To	=> Kry
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Status	assigned => resolved
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Fixed in Version	=> CVS
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Resolution	open => fixed
2006-05-22 15:48	Kry	Note Added: 0001990

Notes
(0001983) Kry (manager) 2006-05-21 18:55	tried removing it? And btw, do you ahve disk space?

(0001984) essaion (reporter) 2006-05-21 20:37	Hi again, Thanks for your answer Kry. About removing it, i was guessing what exactly (since i found many answers) was the function of known2.met. I just don't want to lose the "what did i downloaded" history, since some new searches may rise files i already downloaded (ya know, those green-fonted lines, that i really don't want to download again). The files weights a woopy 138 MB, maybe it is too much to fight for aMule ? Thanks in advance for any answer !

(0001985) essaion (reporter) 2006-05-21 20:40	Woops, about your question : "do i have disk space ?" Yes, my .aMule directory is on the same partition as the "Incoming" one. It may be a bad idea, since the amule crash i also reported when there's no space left may be attributed to that (but i'm not sure, since 2.0.3 wasn't affected by this "no more space" issue).

(0001986) essaion (reporter) 2006-05-21 20:41	ARRGHHH, will i answer to your question ? Yes : i have some spae left, something like 2.5 GB. Should be enough, shouldn't it ?

(0001989) essaion (reporter) 2006-05-22 12:29	It's me again ("argh, no !!" may you thought) Forget my question concerning known2.met. I finally found the amule page about AICH, and that known2.met actually stores the completed files AICH hashets. I then deleted it and restarted amule : no more errors with that file. Since there is no clue about what caused the problem (i suspect 138 MB is quite large for that file, maybe amule can't deal with big sizes ?), i suggest moving this issue to "resolved".

(0001990) Kry (manager) 2006-05-22 15:48	We may never find out...

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