Francesco Vertova wrote:
> At 13.10 15/03/07, you wrote:
> 
>> I'm currently using GLST with Xmail 1.24, and I've noticed that the
>> glst.dbm file never seems to shrink. The glst-lame.dbm grows each time I
>> do glst --cleanup, but the glst.dbm file only gets larger.
> 
> I think glst.dbm is supposed to grow and grow until you perform a 
> manual compact (dbdump --dbfile glst.dbm | dbload --dbfile 
> compact.dbm), even though every --cleanup frees up some space that, 
> according to the gdbm doc, should be re-used (so, all things equal, 
> the growth rate should decrease over time).

Well, see, that's the weird thing. When I do a glst --cleanup, the 
glst.dbm file actually *grows* (admittedly, only a small amount - maybe 
10 - 20 KB or so). Which I thought was weird.

> No idea how the glst.dbm size may affect performance. It has been 
> reported that (on Windows) the file may get corrupted (becoming huge 
> with glst using a lot of cpu) unless you compact it from time to 
> time. On my (lightweight) Windows server glst.dbm is slowly growing 
> above 1Mb, with no apparent performance hits. I've compacted it a 
> couple of times in the past, though.

Well, mine is nowhere near that size, but on the other hand, I'm only 
supporting a user base of maybe 15 people, with a total of perhaps 40 
(valid) email addresses. (I say "valid" because I also have a spamtrap 
address collection, but they all feed into a single email address).
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