>> Can anybody think of some set of wiki operations that would overload
>> 4GB of memory?
Thomas> I think going beyond 4GB is maybe not that easy (except if you
Thomas> have many persistent worker processes running for many requests
Thomas> for wikis having lots of pages - moin tries to cache some
Thomas> informations about pages in memory).
If you look at the Python wiki as a prototype for what you want to do, you
might try:
* Create lots of pages (a couple thousand at least)
* Enable the antispam stuff and create a LocalBadContent page which
contains a lot of regular expressions (100 or more)
* Perform many simultaneous checkins which must be checked against all
those REs ...
* ... while an ill-behaved web crawler hammers away at the wiki
:-)
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