On Wednesday 28 September 2005 02:24, Patrick Lam wrote: > Lubos Lunak wrote: > > Any cache file I'd say (and yes, I ran fc-cache as root). AFAIK if you > > truncate a file that's mmap-ed, any access to the no longer existing part > > of the file results in bad things. I don't know the structure of the > > cache file, it seems to me it can be built in several steps for different > > architectures, but I'd expect that the code can't cope with the data > > simply changing under its hands, and unless the format specifically > > prevents that I'd expect that to happen. Would there be any problem if > > you simply unlinked the old file before writing the new one? > > I now use FcAtomic to write to these cache files. Try the latest CVS > version. It's ok now, thanks. -- Lubos Lunak KDE Developer l.lunak@xxxxxxx l.lunak@xxxxxxx
