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Clarified donefile issue.
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== Other Known Problems == | == Other Known Problems == | ||
These problems have been reported by more than one user, but we haven’t been able to track them down yet. Please contact us if you can provide more information on them. | These problems have been reported by more than one user, but we haven’t been able to track them down yet. Please contact us if you can provide more information on them. | ||
* Donefiles and the other options that create or update text files assume relative paths to be relative to avdump2’s directory. If you don’t have write permission there, relative paths won’t work. Either create a subdirectory with permissions for your user or use absolute paths instead, which work just fine. | |||
* On 32 bit Linux you might get spurious OutOfMemory exceptions, though the error message might say something about a BlockConsumer throwing an error. Usually it works fine on the second attempt, so just retry the file. | * On 32 bit Linux you might get spurious OutOfMemory exceptions, though the error message might say something about a BlockConsumer throwing an error. Usually it works fine on the second attempt, so just retry the file. | ||
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== Unconfirmed Trouble == | == Unconfirmed Trouble == | ||
These problems have been reported by only one user and may or may not be caused by an actual bug in Avdump2. We’d like to know if you got any input on any of this. | These problems have been reported by only one user and may or may not be caused by an actual bug in Avdump2. We’d like to know if you got any input on any of this. | ||
* Automatically deleting files might not work, files just stay there. Delete them manually instead. | * Automatically deleting files might not work, files just stay there. Delete them manually instead. | ||
* Avdump2 might exit with a return code of 0 on some errors, so don’t rely on the return code. | * Avdump2 might exit with a return code of 0 on some errors, so don’t rely on the return code. | ||