On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Leon Mayne wrote:
-----Original Message----- The process is running out of available memory. Either it is exhausting what is available or it is requesting a chunk larger than the system can provide. You should probably start by checking that the machine has a reasonable amount of RAM and that there are no per-process limits on how much memory can be allocated.
Hello, Thanks for the reply.
Apparently the machine has to have per-process limits. Do you know what a reasonable value is for HtDig?
It will depend on the nature of the documents you are indexing. When running top, I usually see something slightly under 100 MB for a dig that maintains a lot of links in memory. I would expect htdig to require less than that for more typical sites, but you will need to experiment with what you are actually indexing to get a good feel for what is needed.
Jim
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