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<p>New page: {{minutes|2014}} Will Fiveash, Thomas Hardjono, Nathaniel McCallum, Zhanna Tsitkov, Tom Yu Will has a few Solaris Kerberos bugs for us to look at. One involves PKINIT and Solaris PKCS11...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{minutes|2014}}<br /> <br /> Will Fiveash, Thomas Hardjono, Nathaniel McCallum, Zhanna Tsitkov, Tom Yu<br /> <br /> Will has a few Solaris Kerberos bugs for us to look at. One involves PKINIT and Solaris PKCS11 soft tokens. He'll send mail.<br /> <br /> ;Tom: Do you still have a need for kdb5_util dump options &quot;-rev&quot; and &quot;-recurse&quot;? {{bug|6481}} i.e., have you heard any recent reports of database corruption that those options are supposed to work around since that btree bug got fixed?<br /> <br /> Will doesn't think so.<br /> <br /> Shawn Emery worked with Tom a few years ago on chasing down and fixing a bug {{bug|5880}} in Berkeley DB btree page split code that could make parts of the KDB disappear from either random access lookup or sequential lookup.<br /> <br /> ;Tom: We'll be in the KDB iteration code anyway to deal with the long locks during dumps issue, so we might be able to restore the rev/recurse dump capabilities while we're there.<br /> <br /> Will says a new hire is working on some memory leak type patches. (Some are in pull requests already.)<br /> <br /> ;Will: Is there a max number of entries in the KDB?<br /> <br /> ;Tom: Not as such. If you build with largefiles support (64-bit OSes, many 32-bit ones), there's probably no practical limit due to file size. Performance might become a limiting factor before file size does.</div>

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