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Index writes fail when machine is put to sleep during DiskerNet session #155
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Thank you for this report, @jasoncyu! I have not seen this before. Will look at it when time. It may help if you post debug output as well. Check README for how Thank you again for this feedback, you're helping make the product better! |
The main project README? I didn't see any debug output instructions. I did read all the issues and I did see elsewhere that if you set |
Ah ok I can actually reliably reproduce the issue, if I put my machine to sleep, even for just a second, then when I wake it back up diskernet won't write to the index. Weirdly for URL's where it does save the index under normal operation I do get this error
but for URL's where it doesn't save the history, I don't get any log output |
Ah yes! Thank you. I'm sorry for my mistake. |
Excellent bit of information, thanks! That should give us a way to triangulate it, when time. |
When running normally, my index shows pages with indices that increment by 1 for each new page. Sometimes diskernet stops recording my browsing, and then after a restart, it starts working again, and the indices numbering resumes at a higher number. Notice the jump from 408 to 656 below
There's also a ">" that appears in the console output for the diskernet process, might be an interactive promprt for something? Looks like this:
Any guidance on debugging/fixing this?
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