Haim Marko
Haim Marko
This beheviour happens on words like: on, off, true, false used as yaml keys.
Thank you ! I think it worth taking care of it to prevent nasty panics from happening. tools like ytt should template this anyway (what will happen if I want...
Ok, I think I got it now :-) My YAML uses the on: boolean as both key and value in the hierarchy. I cannot really use it as a key...
Just an update .. running against the same repository from Linux client completes successfully. I suspect this is an issue which is relevant only to windows version
C:\DUST>C:\DUST\dust.exe -S 1073741824 -D -p -j -r -f -n 100 -d 7 -z 200000 "[\\\\srv\\c$\\folder](file://srv/c$/folder)" Indexing: [\\\\srv\\c$\\folder](file://srv/c$/folder) 12401021 files, 11M ... \memory allocation of 262144 bytes failed
I see the same also on linux on file systems with many million files. I will try to play with the -S but as far as I can see it...
I ran an identical command to what you did and It worked. In my use case there are a few differences that may related: 1. I use SMB or NFS...
Thanks ! I will learn some rust and run some debugs myself. I will let you know if something pops
Hi. I could easily reproduce the dust crash with the following script. One problem is the length of the file names and the number of sub-directories. `` #!/bin/bash BASE_DIR="/files" NUM_DIRS=10000...
not only on Windows.. it also happens on Linux on VM with 64G RAM .