Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Wednesday, April 01, 2009 3:48:20 PM, and on a
whim, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:
Terry R. wrote:
The date and time was Monday, March 30, 2009 3:05:59 PM, and on a
whim, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo pounded out on the keyboard:
SM 1.1.15
Is anyone else having a similar problem:
you have something opened, like SM Mail. You click on compose, and
you have to wait and wait and wait. The task manager says the
program is not responding. After a minute, then the compose window
opens and everything is back to normal, until you open something
else. You could open the browser, or bookmark manager, or whatever,
and you just wait.
I've tracked mine down to hostperm.1. If I close the program and
remove it, then reopen and things work great again.
I've noticed the same problem with FF3. When I click to open it, it
would take a few minutes. I could click on it again and a window
would open. I would close that, and the original click would finally
open. I removed permissions.sqlite and things would be back to normal.
So, anyone else having any similar problems?
I haven't noticed any issues with hostperm.1.
I have found that the constant sqlite updating of so many files in FF
causes a lot more issues than it's worth IMO. I don't think most
users need the repeated updating of the 6 files.
On one network I admin, all laptop users stopped using FF3 because
the backup software wasn't configurable enough to exclude all the
sqlite files, and the backup was constantly writing to the server and
bogging down the performance. So it was a double whammy, constant
sqlite updating and constant backing up. On another network, I was
able to set up a FF profile in the backup software and exclude the
sqlite files from updating constantly during the day, but have them
backup once on shutdown.
Terry R.
so, from what you said, sqlite is the craps.
I hated it when FF took about 5 to 10 minutes to delete my SM bookmarks.
Yep. I was told when I filed a bug that sqlite is much more reliable,
and the bug was filed as "WON'T FIX".
It was reliable for me the old way, because I know how to protect
valuable data. I don't need a program writing to disk all freakin day
to keep my cookie info updated, nor my history or bookmarks. What a
waste of CPU cycles.
Terry R.
thats what I've been complaining about in the SM group
for a long time. But the excuse I keep getting is the
code is old and nobody knows how it works. Well,
they're keeping the bookmarks in html format. Atleast
thats a start.
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