LPMOO Questions

• Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 13:28:06 PST
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  cooey@server.uwindsor.ca (Tosh)
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Ok, we have converted our MOO to LPMOO.  Our DB was 14 meg before, after 
conversion it was 64 MB, whats with this?
Also the LPMOO process has been given 10 MB to run in.  Does this mean 
that 1/6 of the entire DB is in memory at any time?  If so I'd just like 
to say: that sucks big time.
Anyone have secrets about tweaking an LPMOO server so it runs a bit 
quicker?  We have a fairly fast machine (HyperSPARC) but not a lot of 
RAM to spare since the machine is the web server, the Lotus Notes 
server, the Hyper-G server and a bunch of list thingies too.
Heh I bet disk access has gone thru the roof.
Tosh
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