Oded Arbel kirjoittaa keskiviikkona, 12. kesäkuuta 2002, kello 14:34: Speaking of store files - After really looking into the store logic, it seems my notion of how store worked was all wrong : the elimination of messages that received acks/nacks from storage is done only on store_load, so it's quite possible that a long running Kannel will develop mighty store files which can bring any machine to its proverbial knees. IMO, it's not the right thing to do : message-ack matching should be done on-line, thus preventing issues of too big store files.
I think that a housekeeping thread would be better. This would do ack-message matching when store size has grown to great. This way we can avoid either a) unsecure storage of unacked messages or b) doing ramdom access with a hard disk Aarno
