Replaying log files doesn't seem to restore entries

andy thomas andy at netstat-a.net
Thu Jan 24 11:36:23 EST 2008


On Thu, 24 Jan 2008, Derek Atkins wrote:

> andy thomas <andy at netstat-a.net> writes:
>
>> Debug: dump_split_record: Record amount: 0/1
>> Debug: dump_split_record: Record value: 0/100
>
> Well, this split has 0 amount and value; so you wouldn't see any
> changes in you CoA balances..

Thats's odd - I certainly added a few entries to several sub-accounts.

>>> Well, you're using a VERY old release..  I mean, 2.0 was released
>>> two years ago!  Even 1.8.12 is more recent that what you've got.
>>> Version 1.8.9 was released over four years ago, so so it's quite
>>> possible this bug was fixed in the intervening time.
>>
>> I'm only using 1.8.9 because it happened to be bundled with SuSE Linux
>> 9.3; it works and does what I want to do which is to maintain a small
>> set of accounts. It wasn't a conscious decision on my part to use this
>> old version - it was just "there" on a spare server so I decided to
>> use it remotely from my desktop. I suppose if I was an accountant
>> (which I most certainly am not), I'd probably be using the latest &
>> greatest version!
>
> I know there were a bunch of Log Replay fixes in late model 1.8
> releases, but honestly I don't remember when they got put in.
> The Log Replay features took a few releases to get right.

Thanks for the info. I will try and build 2.2.3 this week for SuSE 9.3 and 
I might even try building it for Solaris 9 or 10 as well. My fault 
entirely for not saving the accounts after each update but no real harm 
done as this particular set of accounts is little used and I've since dug 
the info I need out of the bank statements, etc.

Andy



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