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From: Gregory Farnum <gfarnum@redhat.com>
Subject: Re: Bumping my jenkins builds to the wall in radable.sh
Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2016 12:34:56 -0700
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On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 11:27 AM, Willem Jan Withagen <wjw@digiware.nl> wrote:
>
> ../ceph-object-corpus/archive/0.61.4-60-g24c59be/objects/RGWBucketEnt
>
> ../ceph-object-corpus/archive/0.61.4-60-g24c59be/objects/RGWBucketInfo
> error: buffer::end_of_buffer
> **** failed to decode
> ../ceph-object-corpus/archive/0.61.4-60-g24c59be/objects/RGWBucketInfo/25f5ff183bba6da708243a0bbbe40a2e
> ****
> error: buffer::end_of_buffer
> **** failed to decode
> ../ceph-object-corpus/archive/0.61.4-60-g24c59be/objects/RGWBucketInfo/54f53e3e301071f48247d59272b27b53
> ****
>
> ../ceph-object-corpus/archive/0.61.4-60-g24c59be/objects/rgw_bucket_pending_info
>
> "Just" a matter of rebase?
> Or does it need more tinkering.

Well, ceph-object-corpus is a bunch of old encoded versions of our
objects, and it's validating that current code is still capable of
decoding them. 0.61.4 is pretty old but I *think* should still work
(maybe check that your submodules are all up to date; maybe some of
them got dropped?). Assuming that still works on Linux, it's not a
rebase problem; I would guess maybe these types just never worked
because it wasn't BSD cross-compatible until more recently. You might
want to explore how they're failing exactly; obviously it's running
out of data to decode but the *why* is interesting.
-Greg