On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 09:27:49AM +0100, Justin Mason wrote:
> To be honest, at this stage I'd be happy to see just a simple AWL expiry
> mechanism -- the over-arching solution sounds like it just got bogged down
> in too much generality. KISS.
Perhaps. The issue is that it's basically going to
Theo Van Dinter writes:
> On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 03:52:02PM -0400, Kris Deugau wrote:
> > There is no way I know of to shrink BerkelyDB files in-place. >:(
>
> In case anyone's wondering, this is why the Bayes expire system creates a new
> DB file and copies over the entries that should be kept
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 03:52:02PM -0400, Kris Deugau wrote:
> There is no way I know of to shrink BerkelyDB files in-place. >:(
In case anyone's wondering, this is why the Bayes expire system creates a new
DB file and copies over the entries that should be kept, then deletes/renames
the files.
listmail wrote:
I noticed that the AWL database was getting rather large, so I used the
check_whitelist script to remove the stale entries. While this seems to have
removed a lot of entries from the database, it did not reduce the database size.
Does anyone know what kind of a database this is,
listmail wrote:
I noticed that the AWL database was getting rather large, so I used the
check_whitelist script to remove the stale entries. While this seems to have
removed a lot of entries from the database, it did not reduce the database size.
If you are using MySQL with the Innodb backend
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 04:32:23PM -0700, listmail wrote:
> Does anyone know what kind of a database this is, and in particular, how to do
> a cleanup that will remove unused records? The database is currently located
> on a RAM drive, so space is important due to scarcity as well as the potential
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On 04/25/2008 06:57 PM, listmail wrote:
| This looks like a good way of dealing with the AWL database, but I don't
| see anything in the documentation - did you hack in the MySQL support
| yourself, or is there an option that I missed?
|
| For the mom
listmail wrote:
This looks like a good way of dealing with the AWL database, but I don't
see anything in the documentation - did you hack in the MySQL support
yourself, or is there an option that I missed?
There's MySQL support built into SA for the AWL, as well as Bayes. If
you try hard en
This looks like a good way of dealing with the AWL database, but I don't
see anything in the documentation - did you hack in the MySQL support
yourself, or is there an option that I missed?
For the moment, I'm trying to find a simple solution, such as locating a tool
that is capable of managing
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On 04/25/2008 06:32 PM, listmail wrote:
| I noticed that the AWL database was getting rather large, so I used the
| check_whitelist script to remove the stale entries. While this seems
to have
| removed a lot of entries from the database, it did not r
I noticed that the AWL database was getting rather large, so I used the
check_whitelist script to remove the stale entries. While this seems to have
removed a lot of entries from the database, it did not reduce the database size.
Does anyone know what kind of a database this is, and in particular
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