Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Fco.J.Ballesteros]

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I use the vac command from fossilcons(8)
to print (lp ☺) the vac numbers when I dump the
venti arenas to cdroms.

I think that does what you want.

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From: rog@vitanuova.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] old fossil vac scores
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 16:38:32 0000
Message-ID: <233d7344eb001abe8b9a41684c738596@vitanuova.com>

is it possible to find out a vac score that was printed
out previously from snap -a and not recorded?

[9fans] old fossil vac scores

[rog]

is it possible to find out a vac score that was printed
out previously from snap -a and not recorded?

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Russ Cox]

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Also you can do

fn h2d { echo 'ibase=16;' print `{echo $1|tr a-z A-Z} |bc }
header=`{dd -bs 1024 -iseek 128 -count 1 -if /dev/sdC0/fossil | xd -b | sed 1q}
bsize=`{h2d $header(8)^$header(9)}
super=`{h2d 0$header(10)^$header(11)^$header(12)^$header(13)}
dd -bs $bsize -iseek $super -count 1 -if /dev/sdC0/fossil | xd -b |
	sed '1,2d;3s/^.......  .. .. //;4s/^.......  (.. .. .. .. .. ..).*/\1/;4q' | tr -d ' '

to get the most recent one, though I like nemo's way better.

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I use the vac command from fossilcons(8)
to print (lp ☺) the vac numbers when I dump the
venti arenas to cdroms.

I think that does what you want.

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From: rog@vitanuova.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] old fossil vac scores
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 16:38:32 0000
Message-ID: <233d7344eb001abe8b9a41684c738596@vitanuova.com>

is it possible to find out a vac score that was printed
out previously from snap -a and not recorded?

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Russ Cox]

> Does that mean that `vac /archive/2003' gives a score that
> is not useful for flfmt -v?

Yes it does.  The archive that gets printed by
vac /archive/2003/0123 is only for that tree.
The vac scores printed by the archiver are for
the entire tree (rooted at /).

Compare mounting each with vacfs and you'll see.

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Fco.J.Ballesteros]

> good point.  most of that is paged out of my brain.
> the tree you get from running a vac command is only
> for the root of the active file system on that day.

Does that mean that `vac /archive/2003' gives a score that
is not useful for flfmt -v?

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Russ Cox]

> i'd assumed that wasn't possible because the shape of
> the vac archive you get is different between a vac
> as produced by
> 
> 	vac /archive
> 
> and that produced after a snap -a.
> 
> the former is rooted at /archive (as you might expect);
> the latter contains /active, /snapshot and /archive
> directories in its root.
> 
> it's quite possible fltmt is clever about this, but given
> the comment in the man page, i doubt it.

good point.  most of that is paged out of my brain.
the tree you get from running a vac command is only
for the root of the active file system on that day.

the one printed after an archive step has the 
entire fs -- snap, dump, and active (though snap
doesn't work since it has pointers to data in the
write buffer).

here's a better version of the script i posted earlier.
run lastfossil to get the most recent score, and then
vacchain to work your way back to what you want.

# To unbundle, run this file
echo /usr/rsc/bin/rc/vacchain
sed 's/.//' >/usr/rsc/bin/rc/vacchain <<'//GO.SYSIN DD /usr/rsc/bin/rc/vacchain'
-#!/bin/rc
-
-rfork e
-
-switch($#*){
-case 1
-	vac=$1
-case *
-	echo 'usage: vacchain vac:score' >[1=2]
-	exit usage
-}
-
-if(! ~ $vac vac:????????????????????????????????????????){
-	echo bad score >[1=2]
-	exit 'bad score'
-}
-
-score=`{echo $vac | sed 's/vac://'}
-
-tmp=/tmp/vacchain.$pid
-fn die{
-	echo $* >[1=2]
-	rm -f $tmp
-	exit ''
-}
-nl='
-'
-while(){
-	echo vac:$score
-	if(! venti/read $score 1 >$tmp)
-		die could not find $score
-	if(! ~ `{ls -l $tmp | awk '{print $6}'} 300)
-		die block $score too short
-	score=`{dd -bs 1 -iseek 280 -count 20 -if $tmp >[2]/dev/null |
-		xd -b | sed 's/^.......(  )?//' | tr -d $nl^' '}
-}
//GO.SYSIN DD /usr/rsc/bin/rc/vacchain
echo /usr/rsc/bin/rc/lastfossil
sed 's/.//' >/usr/rsc/bin/rc/lastfossil <<'//GO.SYSIN DD /usr/rsc/bin/rc/lastfossil'
-#!/bin/rc
-
-rfork e
-
-switch($#*){
-case 0
-	file=/dev/sdC0/fossil
-case 1
-	file=$1
-case *
-	echo 'usage: lastfossil [/dev/sdC0/fossil]' >[1=2]
-	exit usage
-}
-
-fn h2d { echo 'ibase=16;' print `{echo $1|tr a-z A-Z} |bc }
-header=`{dd -bs 1024 -iseek 128 -count 1 -if $file >[2]/dev/null| xd -b | sed 1q}
-bsize=`{h2d $header(8)^$header(9)}
-super=`{h2d 0$header(10)^$header(11)^$header(12)^$header(13)}
-x=`{dd -bs $bsize -iseek $super -count 1 -if $file >[2]/dev/null | xd -b |
-	sed '1,2d;3s/^.......  .. .. //;4s/^.......  (.. .. .. .. .. ..).*/\1/;4q' | tr -d ' '}
-echo vac:^$x(1)^$x(2)
-
//GO.SYSIN DD /usr/rsc/bin/rc/lastfossil

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[rog]

> I dont understand. AFAIK, you rewind to one of /archive/....,
> and they have a score printed by vac.
> I think you can use that score to call flfmt (would really
> like to know if I'm mistaken :-) ).

i'd assumed that wasn't possible because the shape of
the vac archive you get is different between a vac
as produced by

	vac /archive

and that produced after a snap -a.

the former is rooted at /archive (as you might expect);
the latter contains /active, /snapshot and /archive
directories in its root.

it's quite possible fltmt is clever about this, but given
the comment in the man page, i doubt it.

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[Fco.J.Ballesteros]

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I dont understand. AFAIK, you rewind to one of /archive/....,
and they have a score printed by vac.
I think you can use that score to call flfmt (would really
like to know if I'm mistaken :-) ).

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From: rog@vitanuova.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 17:53:27 0000
Message-ID: <664e1d8999ebe8d577a9a044ee14c160@vitanuova.com>

> Also you can do
[...]
> to get the most recent one, though I like nemo's way better.

unfortunately, as far as i can see, it's not possible to get the vac
command to print a score for the entire arena as expected by flfmt -v,
so nemos solution doesn't cut it for me.

i was just wondering if it was possible to rewind the entire fossil
state to a previously archived state without keeping track of all
those scores externally.

  rog.

Re: [9fans] old fossil vac scores

[rog]

> Also you can do
[...]
> to get the most recent one, though I like nemo's way better.

unfortunately, as far as i can see, it's not possible to get the vac
command to print a score for the entire arena as expected by flfmt -v,
so nemos solution doesn't cut it for me.

i was just wondering if it was possible to rewind the entire fossil
state to a previously archived state without keeping track of all
those scores externally.

  rog.