i have a gig of ram here on my alpha. the only thing that have helped
me was to change size_t to u_int32_t in cache.c and size_t to 'unsigned
int' in cachelogd.c. however the size is a 64bit related problem with
the alpha. but with those changes and splitting in smaller increments,
i keep it below
Caffeinate The World skrev:
>
> i'll wait. for now, i'm indexing but running splitter when the files
> are around 2MB.
I've been running indexer -c 3600 since last night, producing
log files of 5-10 MB and running splitter every time afterwards,
with cleaning of var/splitter and all. So far
We did't fix this yet :-(
Caffeinate The World wrote:
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> i've had this problem since they implemented cache mode. i've written
> about it several times (in detail). however, it appears that no one
> knows what it is. at first i thought it was my alpha 'til your email.
> maybe alex or serge can
--- Ramil Kalimullin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi!
> Try to increase buffer size in cache.c (line 570):
>
> bufsize=sizeof(UDM_LOGWORD)*1024*1024*1 <<-- 10;
i did try this at the beginning of my debugging and frustration with
using cache mode. i upped it to
bufsize=sizeof(UDM_LOGWORD)*1
Hi!
Try to increase buffer size in cache.c (line 570):
bufsize=sizeof(UDM_LOGWORD)*1024*1024*1 <<-- 10;
Regards,
Ramil.
Caffeinate The World wrote:
> i've had this problem since they implemented cache mode. i've written
> about it several times (in detail). however, it appears that no one
> k
i've had this problem since they implemented cache mode. i've written
about it several times (in detail). however, it appears that no one
knows what it is. at first i thought it was my alpha 'til your email.
maybe alex or serge can help. i've also provided back traces as well.
i'll wait. for now,
Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message:
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> [3.1.9, cache mode]
>
> I run splitter -p and finish fine. I then run splitter and,
> halfway through the splitting, crash: segmentation fault, or
> just a hang, core dumped. So I restart splitter and next time
> finish fine.
>
Caffeinate The World skrev:
>
> > I run splitter -p and finish fine. I then run splitter and,
> > halfway through the splitting, crash: segmentation fault, or
> > just a hang, core dumped. So I restart splitter and next time
> > finish fine.
> what machine are you on? Alpha? OS?
Intel PII, RH
what machine are you on? Alpha? OS?
i had the same problem and i sent a message to the mailing list
describing how i corrected it. search for "core" and "splitter"
can you check another thing? i've never seen my splitter split the
lasta file "FFF.log". do you get that file? it goes as high as F
Author: Zenon Panoussis
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message:
[3.1.9, cache mode]
I run splitter -p and finish fine. I then run splitter and,
halfway through the splitting, crash: segmentation fault, or
just a hang, core dumped. So I restart splitter and next time
finish fine.
The question is:
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