I'm setting up a dedicated freeBSD box for htdig, and I was wondering what memory
setup I
should use, ie how much swap space to use. At now, htdig runs on 5000 pages, and the
db
size is ~35Mb. In the next few months, the number of page migth grow to 15000 - 20000
pages.
The Server is a PII 400 w/ 128Mb Ram and 9Gb UltraSCSI HD.
Apache Http server is also running on the same box. I have no ideas how many people
will
access htdig and / or will browse the pages on the server. For one year or so,
accesses may
be pretty low ( no more than 1 access at a time ), but after that, I don't know.
Is it better to give a lot of swap space ( let's say 512Mb ) Should I give more ? or
less ?
Should I provide a dedicated partition for htdig files ( conf and db files ) because
there is only
one disk. No matter the partitions if it crashes.... Moreover, I run a daily backup on
the
server.
Thanks,
Ludwig Rey
Universite de Savoie
Chambery, France
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