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SV: {bb} Swish index rebuild and mkbb running simultaneously, bri nging system to its knees
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- Subject: SV: {bb} Swish index rebuild and mkbb running simultaneously, bri nging system to its knees
- From: "Ebeling, Lars" <lars.ebeling@duni.se>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 10:59:21 +0200
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Hello,
what box are you using? I'm running bb1.9c on HP-UX 11.0 D350 box. I have
also installed bbgen, which could be a solution for you. On my box I also
have installed ethereal, which is running without any problems.
Regards
Lars
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Från: COUPRIE Kees [mailto:Kees.COUPRIE@swift.com]
Skickat: den 30 juli 2004 10:33
Till: bb@bb4.com
Ämne: {bb} Swish index rebuild and mkbb running simultaneously, bringing
system to its knees
Hello Brothers and Sisters,
We are running bb1.9c on a HP-UX 11i system. The system is just an old box,
which was collecting dust in the cornet of our computer floor, until we
decided to give it a new career as BB server.
The problem is that swish-e and mkbb always run simultaneously, bringing the
system down to its knees. Did anyone of you ever run into this problem? Is
there any easy way (other than code hacking) to force the systems to run
these processes sequentially i.s.o. simultaneously?
Best regards,
Kees Couprie
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