On Nov 19, 2009, at 7:03 AM, Emil Erlandsson wrote: > Greetings Fossology developers, > > Although I have known about Fossology for a long time, it is only recently > that I have started using it. Even though the "beginner" documentation is > sparse (maybe something I could contribute with later) I have been able to > use it in "full production mode" within only a few days. Now to my problem. > While scanning a few really large projects (several hundreds of megabytes in > each) I discovered that if I que up more than one job, they are sometimes > started in parallel (not sure if they always do, but it doesn't seem like > it). Since I have a fast server for this, that is great, but the problem is > that all Fossology jobs seems to be scheduled on the same processor core (at > least from watching top) while the three other cores idles. I searched the > Bugzilla database for features related to multi-core, but couldn't find > anything, so now to my real question - would it be possible to implement > multi-core support (or is there even support right now that I haven't found) > with the curr ent architecture?
Hello Emil, You need to modify your Scheduler.conf file. See "Configuring the Scheduler" on: http://fossology.org/foss-scheduler Bob Gobeille _______________________________________________ fossology mailing list [email protected] http://fossology.org/mailman/listinfo/fossology
