On 3/17/2011 8:49 AM, Robert Collins wrote:
> What I was saying might make sense is to fork and spin off a repacker
> - both on server side or local operations.
>
What about a config setting for this? I don't think we want it on by
default, because repacking tends to consume a fair amount of memory and
machine resources (CPU, etc).
However, what if you could set:
autopack_threshold = 1000 # Number of revisions to handle specilaly
autopack_action = skip-with-warning, background
Just a thought.
John
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On 3/17/2011 8:49 AM, Robert Collins wrote:
> What I was saying might make sense is to fork and spin off a repacker
> - both on server side or local operations.
>
What about a config setting for this? I don't think we want it on by
default, because repacking tends to consume a fair amount of memory and
machine resources (CPU, etc).
However, what if you could set:
autopack_threshold = 1000 # Number of revisions to handle specilaly
autopack_action = skip-with-warning, background
Just a thought. enigmail. mozdev. org/
John
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