A quick and easy performance improvement
Richard Lynch
rich at mail.wvnet.edu
Mon Jul 31 18:12:42 IST 2006
Daniel Maher wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I actually hold the bayes files on a ram disk, and it is /much/ faster than putting in on a hard disk of any type, in any configuration.
>
> Julian's suggestion (a simple cp command) is, in fact, sufficient. I have successfully recovered from a system crash using the method.
>
> For reference, my mail servers handle around half a million pieces of mail per day, so the bayes databases are massive...
>
>
Mine too. We do about 700,000/mpd and my bayesDBs grows to about 1.3G.
I, too, like the ram disk idea but I don't have 1.5G of ram to spare.
Moving bayes to /var was a huge improvement for me. I'd guess that
using ram would be phenomenal!
~rich
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