Sanity check

[Kenneth Brody]

Richard Kreiss wrote:
[...]
> ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
> │  Sanity check failure!  split() len < 0                                      │
> │ tptr = tptr=(6,26932,12845,1,0)                                              │
> │ file='logfile@' index=?which=1, nodesize=1024, entries[which]=13365          │
> │ which=1, nodesize=1024, entries[which]=13365                                 │
> │ count=12845, bound=7195, entries[1]=13365                                    │
> │                                                                              │
> │ Write this information down, save a copy of the above                        │
> │ index, and press  Enter  to generate a core dump to                          │
> │ send to fpsupport, along with the index.                                     │
> └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Press  Enter   ┘
[...]

Can you verify the exact version number of the program generating this 
message?  The message should include the index letter, not a "?" as your 
message above shows.

Basically, however, it's a corrupted index.  The information shows exactly 
where in the index the corruption was detected.  In this case, although the 
index node size is 1K, the node says there are 12845 keys stored in the 
listed node, with the key stored at offset 13365 within that node.

-- 
Kenneth Brody