Non-zero exit status 129 from command while indexing with history

[Arieltk1]

Hi all,
Working with OpenGrok version 1.0, git 2.7.4 on Ubuntu 16.04.3.
While indexing a big repository with history but without renamed history: OPENGROK_RENAMED_FILES_HISTORY=off ./OpenGrok index /home/user01/src

I get the following error:

WARNING t24 Executor.exec: Non-zero exit status 129 from command [/usr/bin/git, log, --abbrev-commit, --abbrev=8, --name-only, --pretty=fuller, --date=rfc, --follow, --, myfile.cs] 

On every execution the error is on different source files and this warning causes the indexing to stop.

Executing without history at all succeeded, but I need history.

Help/workarounds are appreciated.

Thanks,

Ariel

[vladak]

This looks like the problem described in #1884.

See the logs more carefully, they should contain the root cause.

[Arieltk1]

Thanks vladak.
The git version is 2.7.4.
Currently in the logs I see just the error of the executed command, that by the way when I execute it manually it passes correctly.

[vladak]

Is the indexing run as the same user ?

[Arieltk1]

yes

[vladak]

What is the elapsed time of the git log when it succeeds ? Any special environment variables that would affect the command ? (proxies etc.)

Could you post the complete log somewhere ? (to gist.github.com for instance)

[vladak]

There are couple of properties of the environment which can differ (other than privileges) and you might want to check:

• environment variables
• resource limits (those influenced by ulimit etc.)

Also, only now I read the initial submission in full and there is one more thing that can cause the failure - command timeout. If such termination happens, it is logged with the INFO level. By default the timeout is set to 10 minutes so you might want to set it higher value in your readonly configuration.

[vladak]

Closing for lack of response, feel free to reopen.