and note that view compaction is a separate operation to database compaction,
and is necessary for performance.
in 3.0 both of these types of compaction are automated.
B.
> On 20 May 2020, at 18:23, Joan Touzet wrote:
>
> HI Alan,
>
> * What version of CouchDB?
> * Do you regularly compact
Hi Andrea,
On 2020-05-20 9:37, Andrea Brancatelli wrote:
A client sent us a link about a supposed security problem with one of
our couchdb 2.3.1 instances.
He related to this https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/46595 which, to
me, seems a quite confused report that, I guess, can be related to
HI Alan,
* What version of CouchDB?
* Do you regularly compact your databases?
* Have you looked for conflicted documents recently?
-Joan
On 2020-05-20 10:02, Alan Malta wrote:
Hi everyone,
it's been more than a week that I have been debugging a strange
performance problem with CouchDB;
Hi Joan, Robert,
I appreciate your comments, thanks! Answers inline:
> * What version of CouchDB?
Unfortunately we are still stuck with 1.6.1
> * Do you regularly compact your databases?
Probably in a daily bases for both the databases and the views. We
started using the compact_daemon
as of a
ehm, Bill & the rest of the couchdb team
i have a company to run.
so i can't test the solution you provided, at this time.
i don't know when i'll be able to. sorry.
On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 3:42 AM Rene Veerman
wrote:
> thanks, Bill :)
>
> i'll look into it within the next few days :)
>
Hi everyone,
it's been more than a week that I have been debugging a strange
performance problem with CouchDB; mainly affecting couchdb views.
About my Couch setup, I have one central couch instance and around 5
to 15 other instances replicating documents to it. In addition to the
replication,
A client sent us a link about a supposed security problem with one of
our couchdb 2.3.1 instances.
He related to this https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/46595 which, to
me, seems a quite confused report that, I guess, can be related to a
"out of the box" couchdb setup in admin party.
Am I
Hi Folks,
I'm thinking of using Couch (or Couch plus Pouch) as the platform for a
conference program app - everyone gets their copy of the program, plus
handouts/proceedings, with the added capabilities to set up one's
personal schedule, hold side conversations with various groups, schedule
Alan,
latest version of Photon, an alternative admin panel for Couch, shows list
of ddocs with info about data size and disk size. When ddoc indices files
size is much larger than data size, you probably need to compact
viewindices of the ddoc. You can select several design docs at a time, and
Thanks Joan,
You’re accurate as usual.
Do you think it’s worth writing to exploit-db to correct those misleading
reports?
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> Il giorno 20 mag 2020, alle ore 19:29, Joan Touzet ha
> scritto:
>
> Hi Andrea,
>
>> On 2020-05-20 9:37, Andrea Brancatelli wrote:
>> A client
On 2020-05-20 3:52 p.m., Andrea Brancatelli wrote:
Thanks Joan,
You’re accurate as usual.
Do you think it’s worth writing to exploit-db to correct those misleading
reports?
Well, it says the exploit is "unconfirmed," which I think means it's
just some random user's submission. I think
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