Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Minor - P4
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None
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1.6.1
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Linux Fedora Core 8, running on AWS EC2 32-bit server.
Also, Linux Fedora 13, running on AWS EC2 64-bit server.
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Linux
Description
The timestamp of the database file never changes, even if writes are done to the DB, and even if the DB server is stopped and restarted.
This is a problem because it appears that the file has not changed, so utilities like rsync are fooled into not backing up the file.
Problem occurs on:
- Linux Fedora Core 8, running on AWS EC2 32-bit server.
- Linux Fedora 13, running on AWS EC2 64-bit server.
Works fine (timestamp IS updated) on Mac OS X 10.6.5 (Snow Leopard)
--Fred Stluka