From what i remember - repligard will always be a bit of a memory hog 
on large databases - it builds a hash array of all repligard guids in 
memory before deciding what to dump/import...

there are tricks around this by being more specific on the dumps etc. = 
cant remember the exact tricks though..

the code for repligard is conceptially very simple - although its very 
complex in detail - it's worth turning on debugging to see what is 
happening..

One thing I did discover through some research is that dumping 
individual items to CVS and using CVS update/commit etc.. - based on the 
nadmin rcs code,  to tranfer was not viable due to the large number of 
files that can get created. - CVS is not too good at large numbers of 
single files - which is why I was planning on seperating 
article/topic/people/group away from page/style/snippet etc. in 
midgard-lite.

regards
alan


Torben Nehmer wrote:

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>- --On 14.04.2002 18:12:59 +0200 Ferenc Engard wrote:
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>>I have a not-so-small midgard installation, and I have set up a
>>staging/live system, logging into midgard only to a sitegroup (in the
>>hourly_dump_staging.conf file the login username is "sgadmin+sgname").
>>
>>Even if the .xmlgz it creates is only a few kb's small, and also that
>>whole sitegroup is quite small, when exporting repligard uses
>>approximately 200MB's of RAM! Does it grow with the whole midgard
>>database size? Then I fear that it will be a problem soon... :-((
>>
>
>Do you use Current CVS Midgard? If not, older repligards have a lot of
>bugs and you should upgrade at least Repligard to the latest stable
>version, if not to CVS.
>
>If you still have problems then, please include the Versions you are
>using and whether you've tried current CVS in your mail. If this
>doesn't work, I could test the xml.gz file you're having trouble with
>on my development system.
>
>
>Live long and prosper!
>Torben Nehmer
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