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<font face="FreeSerif">Due to updating my Sword world to svn head
and finding that Xapian is taking CLucene's place, I needed to
regenerate all my indexes. So I sicced a little mkfastmod
pipeline on the problem. In the course of this, I encountered a
pile of modules that suffer from a decompression error induced
when there was still some sort of buffer flush error in module
generation that Troy fixed probably 3 or more years ago. The
module list below is the set of modules for which some diagnostic
came out of mkfastmod like "Error reading ulBuffNum". Any
likelihood of these modules being re-built so that modern module
output won't have the problem?<br>
<br>
For anyone who cares, this is how I dealt with "re-index my
world":<br>
<br>
cd ~/.sword && grep '^\[' * | tr -d '\r' | cut -f2 -d[ |
tr -d ] | egrep -v
'AbbottSmith|AUGUSTINE|BosworthToller|ZhEnglish|Globals' | while
read mod ; do echo $mod ; time mkfastmod $mod ; done<br>
<br>
The egrep(1) is needed because those modules cause mkfastmod to
spin. Also, for bash users, I suggest a $TIMEFORMAT value of
'%3Uu %3Ss %3lR %P%%' because the result is a nice concise output
much like csh. "time mkfastmod DDP" took awesome effort: </font><br>
<font face="FreeSerif"><span>212.904u 44.123s 12m32.260s 34.16%;
EarlyFathers, 256.948u 7.390s 4m41.893s 93.77%.<br>
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</span>ArmEastern<br>
Autenrieth<br>
Bela<br>
Chamorro<br>
chz_BL_2003<br>
Clarke<br>
CleasbyVigfusson<br>
Cro<br>
CzeB21<br>
CzeCEP<br>
Daily<br>
Est<br>
Geocoded<br>
GerAlbrecht<br>
GerElb1871r<br>
GerFreeBible<br>
GerGruenewald<br>
GerLut1545lh<br>
GerLut1912<br>
GerTafel<br>
GerTextbibel<br>
Icelandic<br>
JapMeiji<br>
Leeser<br>
LewisElem<br>
LewisShort<br>
Mal1865<br>
ManxGaelic<br>
SPDSS<br>
Scofield<br>
Swe1917Of<br>
SweKarlXII<br>
Tyndale<br>
UDHR<br>
VietLCCMN</font><br>
VietLCCMNCT<br>
Vulgate_Clem<br>
Vulgate_HebPs<br>
Wulfila<br>
Wycliffe<br>
Zoega<br>
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