Greets all, I have been unable to get around this problem, and I can't find any documentation or explanation of this issue.
For reference, the box I am running this on is a dual 550 Xeon, 10k rpm SCSI discs, 512MB RAM and 512MB swap. When I attempt to merge two indexes of 11,399 documents created with htDig v 3.2.0b4.093001 (the command is: htmerge -v -c /etc/htdig1.conf -m /etc/htdig2.conf), the merge process begins running and almost immediately I see a steady increase in the RAM consumption - until it consumes all available physical memory - then a steady increase in Swap memory consumption - until all available swap memory is also consumed. Then, after all memory is used up, htmerge rather suddenly stops and dumps me back to the prompt with a message - the single word "Terminated". No segmentation fault, no errors flashing by or even a status summary. Just the word "Terminated". After this happens, the database I was merging to appeards uncorrupted and still completely usable. However, when running htStat after the merge culminating in the "Terminated" message, I see that the merged index has 17,247 documents (instead of the 22,798 it should have), which is suspicious since I know there are no duplicates between the indexes. Any help in getting htMerge to work would be super-appreciated! Thanks in advance, Rav _______________________________________________ htdig-general mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To unsubscribe, send a message to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with a subject of unsubscribe FAQ: http://htdig.sourceforge.net/FAQ.html
