Re: [freenet-support] reducing cpu load on a low end cpu system

2003-01-14 Thread Sascha =?unknown-8bit?q?W=FCstemann?=
On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 05:48:15PM - or thereabouts, Dave Hooper wrote:
> > I have a linuxbox running freenet and frost, which is frustrating,
> > because it slows down everything and freenet's java is consuming 90 - 99
> > % of cpu time.
> 
> Type "man nice" and see what it says.
> 

what do you intend with that? if freenet is consuming so much cpu time,
it _needs_ it, right? If I down nice freenet's pid, it will loose
connections, which I might need ;)

cu
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Re: [freenet-support] reducing cpu load on a low end cpu system

2003-01-14 Thread Dave Hooper
> I have a linuxbox running freenet and frost, which is frustrating,
> because it slows down everything and freenet's java is consuming 90 - 99
> % of cpu time.

Type "man nice" and see what it says.

d

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[freenet-support] reducing cpu load on a low end cpu system

2003-01-14 Thread Sascha =?unknown-8bit?q?W=FCstemann?=
Hi,

what settings are best to the freenet.conf to reduce cpu load?

I have a linuxbox running freenet and frost, which is frustrating,
because it slows down everything and freenet's java is consuming 90 - 99
% of cpu time.

For example, can I set storeCipherNames=none to reduce calculating keys,
or does the cpu has to reencipher them, when they are requested?

cu
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