Re: [Mutt] #3296: Header cache does not work on sparc64
#3296: Header cache does not work on sparc64
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Reporter: vext01 | Owner: mutt-dev
Type: defect | Status: infoneeded
Priority: major | Milestone: 1.6
Component: mutt | Version: 1.5.20
Resolution: | Keywords: header cache
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Changes (by brendan):
* status: assigned => infoneeded
Old description:
> It seems the header cache does not work on sparc64. The cache is
> apparently built, but when verified, never matches, and therefore is
> always rebuilt.
>
> The system showing the fault is a Sun Blade 1000 running OpenBSD-current.
> The in-ports-tree version of mutt *and* todays nightly hg snapshot (when
> built by hand), show this behavior.
>
> My i386 machines also running OpenBSD-current does not show this
> behavior.
>
> The hand built build was configured like so:
>
> ./configure --prefix=/opt/mutt --enable-imap --enable-hcache --with-sasl
> --with-ssl
>
> OpenBSD x31.home 4.6 GENERIC#58 i386
>
> If any more information is required, please drop me an email.
>
> Thanks
New description:
It seems the header cache does not work on sparc64. The cache is
apparently built, but when verified, never matches, and therefore is
always rebuilt.
The system showing the fault is a Sun Blade 1000 running OpenBSD-current.
The in-ports-tree version of mutt *and* todays nightly hg snapshot (when
built by hand), show this behavior.
My i386 machines also running OpenBSD-current does not show this behavior.
The hand built build was configured like so:
./configure --prefix=/opt/mutt --enable-imap --enable-hcache --with-sasl
--with-ssl
OpenBSD x31.home 4.6 GENERIC#58 i386
If any more information is required, please drop me an email.
Thanks
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Comment:
I believe the patch I just attached should fix it. Please give it a try,
and if it doesn't, a log like before with -d3 would be helpful.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/3296#comment:13>
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