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	Dear fellow SRS server managers,

The much discussed Y2K bug has hit SRS. SRS 5 servers display that certain
databank has been indexed on 03-Jan-19100. This is not a great problem, since
it does not interfere with the functionality of the software. I found a fix :

in SRSROOT/src/tm.c replace 

  case 's':  /* short */
    sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
                                  timeRec->tm_year);
    break;
  case 'l':  /* long */
    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-19%0d %02d:%02d", timeRec->tm_mday,
             month[timeRec->tm_mon],
             timeRec->tm_year,
             timeRec->tm_hour,
             timeRec->tm_min);
    break;
  case 'd':  /* date */
    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-19%0d", timeRec->tm_mday,
             month[timeRec->tm_mon],
             timeRec->tm_year);

by :

  case 's':  /* short */
    if (timeRec->tm_year >= 100)
      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
                                  timeRec->tm_year + 1900);
    else
      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
                                  timeRec->tm_year);
    break;
  case 'l':  /* long */
    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-%0d %02d:%02d", timeRec->tm_mday,
             month[timeRec->tm_mon],
             timeRec->tm_year + 1900,
             timeRec->tm_hour,
             timeRec->tm_min);
    break;
  case 'd':  /* date */
    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-%0d", timeRec->tm_mday,
             month[timeRec->tm_mon],
             timeRec->tm_year + 1900);

and do the necessary :
 srsinstall make
 srsmake wgetz

I have heard that in the meantime J. Valverde found a very similar fix too.

	Sincerely yours,
	  Guy Bottu,
	    BEN


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Guy Bottu wrote:
> 
>         Dear fellow SRS server managers,
> 
> The much discussed Y2K bug has hit SRS. SRS 5 servers display that certain
> databank has been indexed on 03-Jan-19100. This is not a great problem, since
> it does not interfere with the functionality of the software. I found a fix :

Does this affect only the display of the indexing date? Are there any
effects when searching entries by date or indeed displaying an entry
which has a date in the year 2000?

Tim Eyres


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In article <84slqi$4j7$1@mach.vub.ac.be>,
Guy Bottu <gbottu@bigben.vub.ac.be> wrote:
>  case 's':  /* short */
>    if (timeRec->tm_year >= 100)
>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
>                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
>                                  timeRec->tm_year + 1900);
>    else
>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
>                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
>                                  timeRec->tm_year);
>    break;

Guy, thanks for pointing out the bug, but I think the fix is wrong.
Consider the following test code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <srs.h>

int main(void) {

  SrsEnv();
  LibOpen();

  printf("A date in 1970:\n");
  printf("short: %s\n", TimeToString(100, "short"));
  printf("long:  %s\n", TimeToString(100, "long"));
  printf("date: %s\n", TimeToString(100, "date"));
  printf("\nCurrent time:\n");
  printf("short: %s\n", TimeToString(0, "short"));
  printf("long:  %s\n", TimeToString(0, "long"));
  printf("date: %s\n", TimeToString(0, "date"));

  return 0;
}

With unpatched SRS, this prints:

A date in 1970:
short: 1/1/70
long:  01-Jan-1970 01:01
date: 01-Jan-1970

Current time:
short: 1/4/100
long:  04-Jan-19100 13:05
date: 04-Jan-19100

which demonstrates the bug you pointed out.

Your fix produces this:

A date in 1970:
short: 1/1/70
long:  01-Jan-1970 01:01
date: 01-Jan-1970

Current time:
short: 1/4/2000
long:  04-Jan-2000 13:07
date: 04-Jan-2000

This fixes the bug, but there is now inconsistency in the number of
digits used to display the year in the short form.  This could cause
problems for parsing scripts.  Is it not safer to use four digits
consistently?  My patch (at the end of this message) is based on yours,
but uses four digits at all times.  It produces the following output:

A date in 1970:
short: 1/1/1970
long:  01-Jan-1970 01:01
date: 01-Jan-1970

Current time:
short: 1/4/2000
long:  04-Jan-2000 13:10
date: 04-Jan-2000

Personally, I prefer the consistency, since any scripts which parse getz
output (for example) don't need to be modified to cope with either 2 or
4 digits in the year.

My patch is as follows.  It is a unified diff produced by GNU diff.  If
you have not already applied Guy's fix, you can apply this using GNU
patch as follows: save the patch to a file (say $SRSOU/y2k.patch) and
then do:

cd $SRSSOU
patch < y2k.patch
srsmake

You will need GNU patch for this to work, I think.

Patch follows:

--- tm.c.orig   Tue Jan  4 12:01:08 2000
+++ tm.c        Tue Jan  4 13:05:39 2000
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
 
 char *TimeToString (UINT4 userTimeVal, char *opt)
 {
-  static char timeStrBuff[5][30];
+  static char timeStrBuff[10][30];
   static Int4 count;
   static char *month[12] = {"Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr","May","Jun","Jul",
                              "Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec"};
@@ -97,19 +97,19 @@
   case 's':  /* short */
     sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1, 
                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
-                                  timeRec->tm_year);
+                                  timeRec->tm_year + 1900);
     break;
   case 'l':  /* long */
-    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-19%0d %02d:%02d", timeRec->tm_mday, 
+    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-%0d %02d:%02d", timeRec->tm_mday, 
             month[timeRec->tm_mon], 
-            timeRec->tm_year, 
+            timeRec->tm_year + 1900, 
             timeRec->tm_hour,  
             timeRec->tm_min);
     break;
   case 'd':  /* date */
-    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-19%0d", timeRec->tm_mday, 
+    sprintf (timeStr, "%02d-%s-%0d", timeRec->tm_mday, 
             month[timeRec->tm_mon], 
-            timeRec->tm_year); 
+            timeRec->tm_year + 1900); 
     break;
   default:
     _ErrExit2 (e__unknownoption, opt);




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In article <84slqi$4j7$1@mach.vub.ac.be> gbottu@bigben.vub.ac.be (Guy Bottu) writes:
>	Dear fellow SRS server managers,
>
>The much discussed Y2K bug has hit SRS. SRS 5 servers display that certain
>databank has been indexed on 03-Jan-19100. This is not a great problem, since
>it does not interfere with the functionality of the software. I found a fix :

[cut]

>  case 's':  /* short */
>    if (timeRec->tm_year >= 100)
>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
>                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
>                                  timeRec->tm_year + 1900);
>    else
>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
>                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
>                                  timeRec->tm_year);
>    break;

[etc]

To add to Tim Cutts reply to this, the reason for this bug is the
common misconception that the "struct tm" field tm_year is a 2-digit
representation of the year. It is is labelled in the ANSI C Standard as:

	int tm_year; /* years since 1900 */

[ Source: "The Standard C Library" by P.J.Plauger - an excellent
reference book. ]

Hence for 1900-1999 this value has indeed been two digits, but that's
just coincidence. The correct solution is always to use "tm_year +
1900" instead of an "if (tm_year >= 100)" hack. SRS is far from
alone in this problem as it seems most of the minor Y2K bugs spotted
so far have the same route.

	James
--
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Medical Research Council - Laboratory of Molecular Biology,
Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 2QH, England.
Also see Staden Package WWW site at http://www.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/pubseq/


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In article <3871EA79.7864AE37@genedata.com>,
Tim Eyres  <tim.eyres@genedata.com> wrote:
>Guy Bottu wrote:
>> 
>>         Dear fellow SRS server managers,
>> 
>> The much discussed Y2K bug has hit SRS. SRS 5 servers display that certain
>> databank has been indexed on 03-Jan-19100. This is not a great problem, since
>> it does not interfere with the functionality of the software. I found a fix :
>
>Does this affect only the display of the indexing date? Are there any
>effects when searching entries by date or indeed displaying an entry
>which has a date in the year 2000?

Displaying yes, and that's what Guy's and my fix addresses.  Indexing
and searching, no.  SRS stores the date in a format which is not
susceptible to the Y2K bug.  However, there may be Y2K bugs in some of
the Icarus parsers when parsing date fields in the original flatfiles.
It rather depends on whether the original flatfiles ever used two digit
dates.  I expect few of them do, but it's worth checking.

I've counted 53 date handling productions in the .is files on my system.
I suppose I really ought to check they're all Y2K-compliant...  sigh!

For example, genbank's date parser breaks on 2 digit dates:

  datenum:  ~ {init {$month={JAN:1 FEB:2 MAR:3 APR:4 MAY:5 JUN:6 JUL:7
AUG:8 
                            SEP:9 OCT:10 NOV:11 DEC:12}}}
              /.+ ([0-9]+)-([A-Z][A-Z][A-Z])-([0-9]+)/ 
              {$dateval=$1 + $month.$2 * 100 + $3 * 10000} 
            ~ 

However, since Genbank flatfiles never contain two digit dates, this is
probably fine.

If you're paranoid, you can patch it thus:

--- genbank.is.orig     Tue Jan  4 13:42:34 2000
+++ genbank.is  Tue Jan  4 13:46:02 2000
@@ -71,7 +71,13 @@
   datenum:  ~ {init {$month={JAN:1 FEB:2 MAR:3 APR:4 MAY:5 JUN:6 JUL:7
AUG:8 
                             SEP:9 OCT:10 NOV:11 DEC:12}}}
               /.+ ([0-9]+)-([A-Z][A-Z][A-Z])-([0-9]+)/ 
-              {$dateval=$1 + $month.$2 * 100 + $3 * 10000} 
+              {
+               $year = $3
+               if:{$year<100} {
+                 $year += 1900
+               }
+               $dateval=$1 + $month.$2 * 100 + $year * 10000
+             } 
             ~ 
   des:      ~ {$In:[fields c:def] $Out} tag (iword {$Uniq} | /./)* ~
   acc:      ~ {$In:[fields c:acc] $Out} tag (iword {$Uniq} | /./)* ~

This is still not quite perfect; it won't catch really bogus dates like
563 (did anyone produce any sequence that year? :-) ), but I think the
chances of errors like that getting through are slim.

For the ultra-paranoid, the following patch is the same fix, but prints
warnings for years before 1800:

--- genbank.is.orig     Tue Jan  4 13:42:34 2000
+++ genbank.is  Tue Jan  4 13:51:24 2000
@@ -71,7 +71,19 @@
   datenum:  ~ {init {$month={JAN:1 FEB:2 MAR:3 APR:4 MAY:5 JUN:6 JUL:7
AUG:8 
                             SEP:9 OCT:10 NOV:11 DEC:12}}}
               /.+ ([0-9]+)-([A-Z][A-Z][A-Z])-([0-9]+)/ 
-              {$dateval=$1 + $month.$2 * 100 + $3 * 10000} 
+              {
+               $year = $3
+               if:{$year<=1800} {
+                 if:{$year<100} {
+                   $year += 1900
+                  }
+                 else
+                 {
+                   $dp:"+++ Probable bogus year ($year)\n"
+                 }
+               }
+               $dateval=$1 + $month.$2 * 100 + $year * 10000
+             } 
             ~ 
   des:      ~ {$In:[fields c:def] $Out} tag (iword {$Uniq} | /./)* ~
   acc:      ~ {$In:[fields c:acc] $Out} tag (iword {$Uniq} | /./)* ~

Equivalent changes could (and probably should) be made to all your .is
files.

Tim.



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In reply to James/Tim:

Yes, but its hard to see why strftime was overlooked
nonetheless.

Alan Bleasby
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In article <84ttlr$4lk$1@niobium.hgmp.mrc.ac.uk>,
Alan Bleasby <ableasby@hgmp.mrc.ac.uk> wrote:
>In reply to James/Tim:
>
>Yes, but its hard to see why strftime was overlooked
>nonetheless.

Probably because any routine calling strftime() has to manage the buffer
into which the formatted string is placed, whereas SRS' TimeToString has
a group of static buffers used cyclically.  I'm not sure whether this is
good or bad; it reduces the likelihood of memory allocation bugs, but
raises the possibility of much more subtle bugs; your results from
TimeToString will be overwritten on the 10th call to TimeToString.  It
might not be easy to predict when this will happen, so if you want a
permanent copy of the output of TimeToString, you need to strdup it
anyway, or strcpy it to another buffer.

It can't be because of portability issues, since TimeToString itself
already uses time.h.

Overall I agree, strftime would have been a better choice.

Mind you, there's lots about the SRS sources I find perplexing.  Why,
for example, do so many routines, including TimeToString, take
parameters which are null terminated strings, of which only the first
character is actually used, to supply option flags?

I imagine Thure (or whoever wrote the code originally) did this to make
the code more readable, but surely this is what #define constants are
for?  The single character system that's currently being used limits the
routine to only one option at a time, and a rather limited number of
options at that...

Tim.



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In article <fTc*-Yhho@news.chiark.greenend.org.uk>,
Tim Cutts  <timc@chiark.greenend.org.uk> wrote:
>In article <84slqi$4j7$1@mach.vub.ac.be>,
>Guy Bottu <gbottu@bigben.vub.ac.be> wrote:
>>  case 's':  /* short */
>>    if (timeRec->tm_year >= 100)
>>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
>>                                  timeRec->tm_mday,
>>                                  timeRec->tm_year + 1900);

Here I prefer to have 2 digit years, so I used:


     sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
                                 timeRec->tm_mday,
                                 timeRec->tm_year % 100);

This will give (using the test program from Tim Cutts):

Current time:
short: 1/6/00
long:  06-Jan-2000 15:31
date: 06-Jan-2000

>>    else
>>      sprintf (timeStr, "%0d/%0d/%0d", timeRec->tm_mon+1,
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>

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FlyBase public data structure has been updated and new
SRS parsing files are available for it.  The current data
structure ('starcode') will be phased out over coming months
from common public distribution, though may be available for
longer from an archive server, depending on demand.

The new data and icarus parsing files are available for public
file transfer from
  [data]
ftp://fbarchive:FlyBase@flybase.bio.indiana.edu/data-archive/acode/data/*.acode
  [icarus parsers]
ftp://fbarchive:FlyBase@flybase.bio.indiana.edu/data-archive/acode/srs/ 
Note the username and password; anonymous ftp access will be available in the 
future.

Available data classes (and no. records)
 FBgn - Drosophila genes    -  21,009
 FBal - Dros. alleles       -  79,838
 FBab - Dros. aberrations   -  15,759
 FBba - Dros. balancers     -  16,057
 FBrf - Dros. references    - 101,062
 FBpp - Dros. polypeptides  -   2,480
 FBtr - Dros. transcripts   -   4,831
 FBti - Dros. insertions    -  12,359
 FBtp - Dros. transposons   -  13,117
 FBcv - Dros. vocabulary terms - 6,224

These total to about 180 megabytes. Data are updated approx. 
every 30 days.  See for SRS example of drosophila genes info 
http://iubio.bio.indiana.edu/srs5bin/cgi-bin/wgetz?-fun+pagelibinfo+-info+FBGN

FlyBase has been using SRS for its primary public search engine for
4 years now, finding it a good choice for this.

-- Don

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Yours sincerely,


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In article <8EB4853E4rlsebiacuk@newscache.ebi.ac.uk>,
Rodrigo Lopez <rls@ebi.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>Please note that the SRS5.1 server at the EBI will be phased out on Friday 
>18th of February 2000. Please refer to our SRS6.x server and update any 
>internal WWW links to http://srs.ebi.ac.uk/ you may have to:
>
>http://srs6.ebi.ac.uk/

Since you are phasing out srs5, wouldn't it be more helpful
to make srs.ebi.ac.uk point to new service?

Will an srs6 front page that doesn't require image loading
be forthcoming?   Web servers that insist on images to
be useful are a problem for me.  Having some hypertext links
w/ text labels on your srs6 front page would help me and others 
a bunch.

Will EBI continue to produce a databank of databanks that includes
srs5 servers?  I note that this hasn't been updated since end
of november, just before I updated all the data at iubio srs :(

- Don

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Dear Don (and all),

Indeed the CNAME srs.ebi.ac.uk will move to the SRS6.x server AFTER the
SRS5.1 service is phased out on February 18th. I appologise for not being
explicit about this in my posting. This means that links to: 

http://srs.ebi.ac.uk/ and http://srs6.ebi.ac.uk/ will work. However,
please note that the paths to wgetz will change: 

http://srs.ebi.ac.uk/srs5bin/cgi-bin/wgetz?.... will need to be replaced
with http://srs{6}.ebi.ac.uk/srs6bin/cgi-bin/wgetz?.... 

I will address the issue concerning a simplified index.html as soon as I
can. 

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Hope this explains things a bit better,

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gilbertd@bio.indiana.edu (Don Gilbert) wrote in
<8557rm$hkd$1@jetsam.uits.indiana.edu>: 

>In article <8EB4853E4rlsebiacuk@newscache.ebi.ac.uk>,
>Rodrigo Lopez <rls@ebi.ac.uk> wrote:
>>
>>Please note that the SRS5.1 server at the EBI will be phased out on
>>Friday 18th of February 2000. Please refer to our SRS6.x server and
>>update any internal WWW links to http://srs.ebi.ac.uk/ you may have to:
>>
>>http://srs6.ebi.ac.uk/
>
>Since you are phasing out srs5, wouldn't it be more helpful
>to make srs.ebi.ac.uk point to new service?
>
>Will an srs6 front page that doesn't require image loading
>be forthcoming?   Web servers that insist on images to
>be useful are a problem for me.  Having some hypertext links
>w/ text labels on your srs6 front page would help me and others 
>a bunch.
>
>Will EBI continue to produce a databank of databanks that includes
>srs5 servers?  I note that this hasn't been updated since end
>of november, just before I updated all the data at iubio srs :(
>
>- Don
>
>--
>-- d.gilbert--bioinformatics--indiana-u--bloomington-in-47405
>-- gilbertd@bio.indiana.edu
>



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From owner-bio-srs@hgmp.mrc.ac.uk  Mon Jan 24 17:20:29 2000
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	Dear colleagues,

I have a problem with the *.it files. In the file swissprot.it there is
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