Op Di, 2009-03-31 om 08:29 +0000 skryf 柏台德 Olaf: > I think this topic has been discussed a few times, but I have a rather > specific problem: > > I am using Pootle at our school for a L10n course. Pootle is version > 1.2, and it is installed in a plain user account on Linux with Apache > proxying to port 80. During classes, Pootle will often grind to a > halt, with 100% or close CPU utilization, but only 2% of the 2GB RAM > (43MB currently) used - with only about ten users at work. > > I am not sure if these two figures are influencing each other, but if > I can reduce CPU load through RAM, how can I get Pootle to use more of > it? It does not seem to claim more by itself - or is this related to > me running it from a user account? > > Any suggestions are highly welcome... > > Regards, > > Olaf
Hallo Olaf Great to hear about your use of Pootle in education. It has been one of the main things we (Translate.org.za) have also been using Pootle for. What you describe does sound a bit strange. The most useful thing would be to find out what was happening when the processor usage went up to 100%. The most useful thing might be to see the line in the log right after this. Was all project statistics already calculated and Pootle working fine before this issue occurred? What type of projects do you have loaded? How many files / words are we talking about? Pootle 1.2 can eventually use quite a lot of memory if there are lots of files involved, but I guess that you are dealing with only a few files if it is not using more memory yet. Lots of work has already gone into Pootle 1.3, and we intend to still focus quite a bit on performance. The next version's behaviour will be quite different, so things might behave quite differently in future anyway. Keep well Friedel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Translate-pootle mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/translate-pootle
