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Author ocean-city
Recipients eric.araujo, ocean-city
Date 2010-09-12.05:09:39
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Message-id <1284268199.88.0.956757433089.issue9815@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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I created separate small test case to reproduce, and I tried it on
Python2.7, I couldn't reproduce the issue. And tried it on Python3.1,
I couldn't there neither. (Sorry about that... I included 3.1 in
version box)

And exception might not be related. Because error still occurred
even if I removed "#" before exc_clear() in my attached script.

But if I removed "#" before gc.collect(), test case runs fine.

And I copied Python3.1's Lib/tarfile.py into Python3.2's Lib,
still error occurred. Maybe it's not problem of tarfile module
itself ....?
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Date User Action Args
2010-09-12 05:10:00ocean-citysetrecipients: + ocean-city, eric.araujo
2010-09-12 05:09:59ocean-citysetmessageid: <1284268199.88.0.956757433089.issue9815@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
2010-09-12 05:09:43ocean-citylinkissue9815 messages
2010-09-12 05:09:42ocean-citycreate