On modern Ubuntu installs, the default security configuration is to 'Encrypt
the user's home directory." This involves mounting a FUSE-based encrypted
filesystem (ecryptfs) on top of /home/you, just before you log in.
I found this gave horrific performance running the kernel tests, so I moved
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Can you post the output from:
$ uname -a
$ java -version
On 5 July 2011 12:15, Alex Bilbie wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've just downloaded the latest stable Neo4J community edition (v1.3) and
> I'm having some problems starting it up.
>
> If I run /bin/neo4j start from the command line I get:
>
> $ su
> Hi Dan,
>
> Thanks for all your efforts on a de-mavenised (new term?) build. As for this:
>
>> At one point I did
>> have to blow away and recreate the repo after I got some crazy git merge
>> conflicts from the official neo4j/community repository, so you might not
>> want to fork it yet.
>
>
This might be the wrong forum but I can't see a separate neo4j-dev list so
I'll ask anyway:
For those of you building neo4j community edition from source, what maven
tasks do you use most often? Are you mostly running mvn install, which does
the compile->test->publish cycle or do you use anything
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