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Job:	SDP-38

Status:	open

Project:	perforce-software-sdp

Severity:	B

ReportedBy:	tom_tyler

ReportedDate:	2017/04/02 17:24:28

ModifiedBy:	tom_tyler

ModifiedDate:	2020/03/28 17:55:44

OwnedBy:	tom_tyler

Description:
	checkpoint.log contains cruft from earlier failed run.
	
	On Linux, in cases where a checkpoint operation fails for some
	reason, the checkpoint.log file can contain cruft from the earlier
	failed run at the top, even though the current run is OK.
	
	Here's a sample log snippit:
	gzip: log.878.gz already exists;        not overwritten
	gzip: p4broker.log.878.gz already exists;       not overwritten
	gzip: audit.log.878.gz already exists;  not overwritten
	Fri Feb 26 05:55:52 CST 2016 : Start p4_1 Checkpoint
	Fri Feb 26 05:55:52 CST 2016 : Create a new checkpoint from the live db files.
	Checkpointing to /p4/1/checkpoints/p4_1.ckp.879.gz...
	
	In this sample snippet, the first 3 lines prefixed with 'gzip: '
	are error messages from the failed previous run, while the line
	starting with 'Fri Feb 26' is the "happy" output from the current
	run.
	
	Of course, the contents of checkpoint.log should be guaranteed
	discrete, and contain contents only from a single run.  Fixing
	this must not change the property that the log file with with
	the static name 'checkpoint.log' must contain status from the
	most recent run, and logs with a known journal counter have that
	journal counter in the name.  A new naming convention may be
	needed for rotated logs that don't have a clear journal number
	to associate.
	
	This snippet is from a customer site with a 2014-era SDP; not very
	old but about a year and a half behind current (as of Feb 2016).

Component:	core-unix

Type:	Bug