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2005/04/28 00:00
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Albert Knutt
Joined: 2005/04/29
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I think I first post this message in the wrong group, sorry for posting it again.
The Teamwork server is consumming a large memory amount though we are working on a still small project (about 400KB). Moreover the data consumption is getting bigger from a commit operation to the other, while the project keeps slightly the same size (memory leaks ?).
Perhaps should I just change the command line parameters of the jvm (I am using the default settings of the scripts) ?
If someone could help, I will be very grateful as committing operations can takes several minutes after just a few hours working on it (hopefully the server is stopped every evening and restarted every morning).
Thanks by advance for any help,
Albert
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2005/04/29 00:00
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kevin
Joined: 2005/04/29
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not only the server vp it self usses ALLOT of memory after some time...
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2005/04/29 17:05
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Jick
Joined: 2005/04/29
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Hi Albert,
Please try setting the -Xmx option for running the Teamwork Server Admin. to see if it's better. The steps are as below:
1. Close the Teamwork Admin console if it is opened.
2. Shut down the teamwork server if it is started.
3. Right-click on the start_admin.bat file under %Teamwork_Server_Home%\bin and select Properties from popup menu.
4. Uncheck the Read-Only attribute to make the file editable.
5. Edit the start_admin.bat file with any text editor you like.
6. Add -Xmx and -Xms JVM argument (e.g. -Xmx1024m -Xms512m) to the original command.
7. Save the file and exit.
8. Start the admin again.
Hope this help.
Jick
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