Vernon Schryver
vjs@calcite.rhyolite.com
Thu Aug 4 14:56:56 UTC 2005
> From: Horst Scheuermann > my database had a size of 2^31-1 Bites. database becaim unavailable and > dcc-server startet dbclean. Is there a way to work with greater databases? That depends on the flavor of UNIX. I saw DCC databases of more than 5 GBytes a couple years ago when I was having trouble convincing an organization to run the cron script that runs dbclean. Are you sure that your database became unavailable at 2^31-1 bytes? Is it possible instead that dccd complained that the hash table was filling up and so ran dbclean? When dbclean runs, it esitmates the number of DCC checksums that will be received before the next time it runs. Using that guess, it leaves room in the hash table. If for some reason that guess is wrong, dccd starts dbclean. The bug in version 1.3.12 caused some public DCC servers to flood reports of uninteresting checksums and increase the size of the consensus database. Vernon Schryver vjs@rhyolite.com
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