On Apr 21, 3:29 pm, Pablo Angulo wrote:
> some subfolders of .sage.
I'm curious, which subfolders?
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I'm coming back to this old topic in case someone reads it seeking help
for a similar problem. After more time and experiments, my colleague
decided the main problem was the big size of files to transfer. Now
there's a script deleting regularly .mozilla and some subfolders of
.sage. The startup tim
Hi
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 09:01:51AM -0800, Harald Schilly wrote:
> On Nov 27, 8:51 am, Jan Groenewald wrote:
> > Recently it had problems when 50 users were already on and then
> > a group of 54 students walked into a lab and logged on simutlaneously
> > to start sage.
>
> Well, it still might
On Nov 27, 8:51 am, Jan Groenewald wrote:
> Recently it had problems when 50 users were already on and then
> a group of 54 students walked into a lab and logged on simutlaneously
> to start sage.
Well, it still might be interesting to check what sage does in
the .sage dir. Does it read all files
Hi Pablo
>In my university, we have a room with 24 computers and one nfs server
>serving the home folders for all of them. SAGE is installed in each of
>the computers individually. As the course progresses, we're running into
>severe performance problems when using SAGE in this setting. We have no
>
>
> The worsheets are very small objects; so I guess that the problem is
> somewhere else.
>
Maybe the .mozilla folder is responsible. Or maybe sage attempts to
browse the .sage directory and that causes nfs to transfer all the
files. My .sage folder is 150mb big.
> If your nfs server is a linux
Pablo Angulo wrote:
> Hello:
> In my university, we have a room with 24 computers and one nfs server
> serving the home folders for all of them. SAGE is installed in each of
> the computers individually. As the course progresses, we're running into
> severe performance problems when using SAGE
