Elsner �����(�): > I found that these problems are still pending: > > 1. make install ./. make install-strip > > On RedHat, the binaries vary from ~10 MB (install) to ~600K (install-stripped). > Installation of stripped binaries should be the default, otherwise, > 10 index/searchd processes will slow down a big box ...
First of all, this data is shared between all processes. Second, there is only one process consisting of multiple threads. Third, this is a standard autoconf/automake mechanism to install unstripped binaries by default: if you don't like it, bug automake/autoconf authors/maintainers. And, last but not least, having unstripped binaries will make debugging and post-mortem analysys (gdb your-program core) possible, it will help us to iron out the bugs. If your stripped index or searchd will fail, we will know nothing about circumstances which caused it and will be unable to help you... So it is _you_ who needs unstripped binaries. I don't even start telling you how cheap the RAM is nowdays. > 2. once selected/checked - ever selected/checked > > I did not succeed in holding options checked between > subsequent calls of s.cgi. I uncommented the > s.htm-dist template lines for the date selection. But this does not work, > though suggested by the authors. Maybe somebody can drop a line > how this can be solved. Yes, this is a real bug and will someday be fixed... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 7551596 Phone +7 903 6722750 Reality always seems harsher in the early morning. --
