On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 12:36, Tim Peters wrote: > Berkeley version numbers seem partially insane, though: if you have 3.3.11, > that doesn't tell us whether you've installed either, neither, or both of > the available Sleepycat patches *to* 3.3.11. Correct. That ain't the way Sleepcat does things. :) > I don't know whether those > patches fix potential corruption problems in 3.3.11, but IIRC Sleepycat > patches don't bump the version number regardless. A quick scan of the 3.3.11 patches doesn't indicate anything that would fix the reported problems. In the dim recesses of my memory, I recall similar unexplainable corruptions and core dumps when using 3.3.11. -Barry
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