Is buffindexed overview corruption problem fixed in -STABLE?

["Anders K. Pedersen"]

Katsuhiro Kondou wrote:
> In article <20000928105837.F536 at ksu.edu>,
>         Tim Ramsey <tar at ksu.edu> wrote;
> 
> } Doh, sorry.  This is a SS10 running Solaris 2.6 with all current
> } recommended patches applied.  inn-2.3.0 was configured with these
> } options:
> 
> Hm, I'm also running on 2.6.  But the difference is you and Anders
> creates buffer on block device.  Oh, I just remembered I once did,
> but stopped to use it, since I'd had the same messages;
> 
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: ovgroupmmap ovbuff is null(ovindex is 13112, ovblock is 842019127
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: could not open overview for 'control.cancel'
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: ovgroupmmap ovbuff is null(ovindex is 2353, ovblock is 875575352
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: could not open overview for 'junk'
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: ovgroupmmap ovbuff is null(ovindex is 13616, ovblock is 825242424
> Jul 12 02:33:31 server expireover[5109]: buffindexed: could not open overview for '1.beginners.sex'
> 
> After creating buffers as regular files, those are gone.  I'm not
> sure but regional lock on block device may not work.  Are still
> someone there who get those messages on regular files?

Yes, I just got the messages below. After the discussion above, I
created the buffers as regular files, and recreated history and
overview. We are running on a RedHat 6.2 server with a linux 2.2.17
kernel.

Nov  5 10:52:51 server expireover[28425]: buffindexed: ovgroupmmap ovbuff is null(ovindex is 21001, ovblock is 943142454
Nov  5 10:52:51 server expireover[28425]: buffindexed: could not open overview for 'de.sci.meteorologie'
Nov  5 10:52:51 server expireover[28425]: buffindexed: ovgroupmmap ovbuff is null(ovindex is 14135, ovblock is 909586481
Nov  5 10:52:51 server expireover[28425]: buffindexed: could not mmap overview for hidden groups(23404)

By the way, what is "hidden groups"?

Regards,
Anders K. Pedersen
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