Martin> Make sure you use -kb in the cvs add.
Thanks, I'd forgotten about that.
Martin> Apart from that, it would be fine by me - except that I recall
Martin> that the file format is endianness-sensitive, so you should make
Martin> sure that the test passes on machines of both endiannesses
Martin> before adding the file.
It appears the database itself accounts for the endianness of the file. I
copied my test db file from my Mac to a Linux PC. struct.unpack("=l",
f.read(4)) showed different values on the two systems (0x61561 vs
0x61150600) but bsddb185 on both systems could read the file. This is a
very nice property of Berkeley DB in general. I copy db files from the
spambayes project all the time. rsync(1) sure beats the heck out of dumping
and reloading a 20+MB file all the time.
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