Le lundi 06 février 2006 à 21:39 -0500, Patrick Lam a écrit : > Frederic Crozat wrote: > > Well, just to let you know : cooker folks are screaming a lot :( > > > > Many seems to have an old ~/.fonts.cache-2 file which get in the way to > > force a entire cache regeneration for each application start. > > > > I haven't been able to spot the problem precisely yet. > > Any news? fontconfig should now erase bad global cache files, so it > should only happen once... I can confirm fontconfig erases bad global cache files. But I found a way to cause fontconfig to never update cache correctly with the following test case : -clean your cache completely : rm -f /var/cache/fontconfig/* -run fc-cache -v to get a consistent cache -put the attached old fonts.cache-2 (before cache was moved to /var/cache/fontconfig) in /usr/share/fonts/ttf/big5 -run fc-cache -v => cache is updated for this directory -run fc-cache -v again => cache is updated AGAIN for this directory and is growing (check in /var/cache/fontconfig..) -remove fonts.cache-2 from the directory -run fc-cache -v several time : each time, cache is updated and grow. I've attached the file to put in big5 directory as well as the broken cache which is generated in /var/cache/fontconfig and the good one. This problem is not visible when using non-root applications because missing cache will be stored in ~/.fonts.cache-2 and won't get updated. -- Frederic Crozat <fcrozat@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Mandriva
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