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僕にしか返事が来ていないようなので転送します。
(実は僕は この 添付書類 (quoted-printable) が簡単には読めません。
 なので前回は全文引用しました。)
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Title: RE: Out of Memory

Hello Makoto:
             Thanks for your timely response.  I'm attaching the information you request in the form of two text files (namazucon.txt and ulimi.txt).

-----Original Message-----
From: Makoto Fujiwara [mailto:makoto@xxxxx]
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 3:51 PM
To: Collins, Leon
Cc: developers@xxxxxxxxxx; namazu-devel-ja@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Out of Memory


Hi, Leon,

|    I was wondering if someone out there can help me with a problem I'm
| having with using Namazu 2.0.5.  My name is Leon Collins and I work
| for the State University Of New York (SUNY).  I downloaded Namazu
| version 2.0.5, configure and use it to index a directory on a Unix
| system.  Now I'm trying to index another directory which isn't that
| bigger than the first one I index and I'm getting the 'out of memory'
| error message.  First, the system that I'm using has 573 meg of memory
| and I'm using all the default set by Namazu.  Even when edit the
| mknmzrc files to use less than 5 MB I still get the error message.
| What could I do the remedy/fix this problem?

Out of memory depends on
+ your shell resource limitation,
   ( I will type 'unlimit datasize' in my tcsh command line to release
     the limitation, or 'ulimit -d' if sh/bash case. )
+ the biggest file in the directory
+ the contents of file in the directory
  ( and may not of the size of the directory itself )

   I may add following line in ~/.mknmzrc for some case,
$ON_MEMORY_MAX   = 3000000;
   your mail sounds you already add this line.

By the way, to probe more, would you add more detailed information ?

(1) your configuration.
Show us the what is shown if you add -C onto what you have typed
to invoke mknmz command for both case. Say,
mknmz -O directory target_directory -C

This shows the configuration and do nothing more.

(2) shell resources.
Depending on which shell you are using, but show us the limitation
by typing following command.
tcsh/csh%  limit       ( see man limit )
bash/sh%   ulimit -a   ( see man sh)
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Makoto Fujiwara, Chiba Japan

 

Attachment: namazucon.log
Description: Binary data

time(seconds)        unlimited
file(blocks)         unlimited
data(kbytes)         131072
stack(kbytes)        8192
memory(kbytes)       565144
coredump(blocks)     unlimited
nofiles(descriptors) 4096
vmemory(kbytes)      4194304

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