Closed Beta233 closed 4 years ago
"Function not implemented" is the result of looking up the error via strerror
. Something deep in filesystem town is returning ENOSYS
. Perhaps you're using an exotic filesystem that doesn't support memory mapping?
You might try moving the dataset to a different filesystem. If you want to explore some more, strace -e trace=file python badscript.py
might give you more specifics about which system call failed.
Thanks for reply. According to the reply, I noticed that there's a data directory in my computer cluster that is used for the working data. I move my dataset to that directory, and the problem solved.
env = lmdb.open(lmdb_file, readonly=True, lock=False) in my code add 'lock=False' fix the problem
Affected Operating Systems
Linux
Affected py-lmdb Version
0.98
py-lmdb Installation Method
pip install lmdb( in a conda environment)
Using?
Bundled
Distribution name and LMDB library version
(0,9,22)
Machine "free -m" output
Other important machine info
in a slurm computer cluster
Describe Your Problem
lmdb.open(exist_lmdb_path,readonly=True), get error.
Errors/exceptions Encountered
env = lmdb.open(path='./data_L/lmdb/Set5',readonly=True) Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 1, in
lmdb.Error: ./data_L/lmdb/Set5: Function not implemented
Describe What You Expected To Happen
An lmdb.Enverionment object shoulde be initialized.
get a strange lmdb.Error