26 Jun
2004
26 Jun
'04
8:35 a.m.
I've just started playing with SWImageStorage after playing with
SWSIXXStorage.
With SWImageStorage the image size grows as I add resources. Even when I
remove resources, the image size grows. Is there a way to keep the image
size down as resources are removed? I tried garbage collecting after
removing a resource but this did not help reduce the image size.
Regards,
Glenn
26 Jun
26 Jun
9:12 a.m.
With SWImageStorage the image size grows as I add
resources. Even when
I remove resources, the image size grows. Is there a way to keep the
image size down as resources are removed? I tried garbage collecting
after removing a resource but this did not help reduce the image size.
SmallWiki does version all changes, therefor even when you delete a
resource the amount of the memory consumption grows. In case you
accidentally deleted a resource you might restore it at a later point
in time.
Delete the history of the parent folder to completely release the
memory of a deleted page.
Cheers,
Lukas
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Lukas Renggli
http://renggli.freezope.org
12:07 p.m.
Hi,
SmallWiki does version all changes, therefor even when
you delete a
resource the amount of the memory consumption grows. In case you
accidentally deleted a resource you might restore it at a later point
in time.
Delete the history of the parent folder to completely release the
memory of a deleted page.
How about trying to move older versions of resources to some 'old space'
(disk storage, using OODB or SIXX) and leave proxies?
Older versions are not so frequently referenced. We can apply the strategy
of 'generation scavenging' of resources.
Cheers,
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[:masashi | ^umezawa]
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