On Sat, 4 Feb 2006, Diego Calleja wrote:
>
> diego@estel ~/kernel/linux-2.6 # git repack -a -d
> Packing 185104 objects
> Pack pack-b87f4fd87979fe91a0141c7037b3dfbddd0a8c0a created.
> error: wrong index file size
> diego@estel ~/kernel/linux-2.6 #
>
> Is this expected? :/ (git 1.1.5)
Absolutely not.
You have a corrupted pack somewhere. I suspect that you may have
interrupted a "rsync" transfer, and have a partial pack-file (or, in this
case, the index file _descibing_ that pack-file) in your repository as a
result.
Did you perhaps do a ^C in frustration when you first did the rsync: pull,
and noticed that it was going to pull the whole big new pack-file?
It's kind of as if you had copied a CVS archive by doing a "cp -r" on
CVSROOT, and interrupted it half-way.
You can run
git fsck-objects --full
which will do a full fsck and warn about anything it finds.
(and any pack it complains about you should just remove: if it turns out
that the pack actually contained some data you need, at worst you can then
use "rsync" to repopulate the .git object database, and while some object
damage can be repaired, it's simply not _worth_ repairing it).
Linus
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