Line 95 contains an os.chmod command. If this command fails, e.g. for no such file or directory, the failure will be hidden by another failure - the exception handler tries to reference start_list, which is not initialized until line 96, resulting in UnboundLocalError: local variable 'start_list' referenced before assignment.
This can be worked around by adding start_list = [] between the try: on line 94 and the os.chmod on line 95.
Hi,
Thanks for taking the time to report and debug. I confirmed that this is fixed in the 9.1.0 code stream as shown below. Note the change in order of start_list and os.chmod.
9.0.1
def _do_db_start(self, node, delete_corrupted_data, last_epoch, unsafe, environment, result):
"""Returns None.
Updates result with startup information
"""
try:
os.chmod(node.catalogpath, 0700)
start_list = node.startDbList(
delete_corrupted_data, last_epoch, unsafe)
db_log_path = node.dbLogPath()
9.1.0
def _do_db_start(self, node, delete_corrupted_data, last_epoch, unsafe, environment, result):
"""Returns None.
Updates result with startup information
"""
try:
start_list = node.startDbList(
delete_corrupted_data, last_epoch, unsafe)
os.chmod(node.catalogpath, 0700)
db_log_path = node.dbLogPath()
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