ASSP will work perfectly on all 64 bit nix installations with 64 bit perl,
if all modules are build with the same compiler and against the same CLib
header files like Perl was compiled. The same is true for 32 bit
installations.
I don't recommend to run assp on 64 bit windows OS using a 64 bit perl,
because this leads most times in a mixup of 64 bit modules and 32 bit
modules in the same perl installation.
Running a 32 bit perl on a 64 bit Windows is fine - as long as all modules
are installed via PPM. If a module is installed via CPAN, you have to make
sure, that 64 bit compiling is switched off (a 32 bit Perl with mingw will
take care of this).
>I would love to know if ASSP doesn't work with 64-bit perl.
ASSP is 100% source code which is interpreted by Perl. So - if your Perl
is perfect - also will be assp
>This isn't stated anywhere in any of the documentation
This is basic IT knowledge !
How ever - IMHO it is useless to use a 64 bit perl - except very large
installations.
- most code operations in assp are done with 32 or less bits
- 64 bit (Perl) pointers requires 2 times the memory than 32 bit pointers
- and assp uses some thousends of them, this wastes system resources
- 32 bit limits the memory for the perl process to 4GB, which could be too
less in some very rare cases.
Thomas
Von: "C. Eckbold" <ceckb...@unboundmedicine.com>
An: assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net,
Datum: 20.05.2013 16:07
Betreff: Re: [Assp-user] rebuild kills assp even with correct perl
I would love to know if ASSP doesn't work with 64-bit perl. This would
be the answer to the three months of headaches so far with V2! This
isn't stated anywhere in any of the documentation I could find. Can any
of the developers please confirm or deny that perl 5.16 64bit is
supported for ASSP?
Chris
On 05/18/2013 10:54 AM, m...@grounded.net wrote:
> Every time I manually run the spam rebuild, assp dies almost
immediately.
>
> May-18-13 07:44:01 [Main_Thread] Admin connection from user root on host
192.168.1.205:54939; page:/; session-ID:e4260194ea5fb57e878197a9592d41f6;
> May-18-13 07:44:02 [Main_Thread] Admin Update: task RunRebuildNow was
queued to run in worker 10001
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] Info: found module
/home/assp/lib/rebuildspamdb.pm version 6.24
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] Info: rebuildspamdb module version
6.24 loaded
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildSpamDB uses DB_File for
temporary hashes
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildSpamDB-thread
rebuildspamdb-version 6.24 started in ASSP version 2.3.3(13130)
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildSpamDB will NOT create a Hidden
Markov Model!
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildSpamDB will process all words
as Sequence of UAX #29 Grapheme Clusters.
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] Maxfiles: 14000
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildFileTimeLimit: 1 5
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] RebuildFileTimeLimit: files will be
moved away from the corpus, if there processing takes longer than 5
second(s)
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] /home/assp/errors/spam
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] File Count: 1,162
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] Processing... errors/spam with 1,162
files
> May-18-13 07:44:05 [Worker_10001] Ignore and remove files older than
Aug-22-10 07:44:05 in folder errors/spam
>
> As I have posted earlier, I believe I am running the proper perl
version;
>
> bash-4.1# perl -v
> This is perl 5, version 16, subversion 3 (v5.16.3) built for
x86_64-linux
>
> The only information is the cryptic information that Fritz sent me while
he was working on the server;
>
> ------
> From Fritz;
>
> This is perl, v5.10.1 (*) built for x86_64-linux-thread-multi
> THat might be the reason for the crash
> wrong Perl version
>
> I did my best, but I am not responsibe that you installed V2 without the
correct Perl version.
> - You must install a newer Perl version for V2
> - Or you must install V1
>
> From Mike;
>
>> What do you mean you did your best?
>> With your input, I can fix the server. You are giving me input and when
it’s clear and I understand it, I can work with that.
> From Fritz;
>
> No, I will not do that.
> - You must install a newer Perl version for V2
> - Or you must install V1
> What is not understandable in this?
> Anyhow, I am out of this. Good Luck.
> --------
>
> What is he talking about? I AM running perl 5.16, it is the default
while assp runs. The only thing I can see is he mentioned 64bit. He is
saying that assp doesn’t work with the 64bit version of perl because I
cannot find anything on this to help me know where the problem version or
other problem might be.
>
> Please, a little help community so I can finally stop the spam.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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