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Wow, I just noticed a siginifcant problem with Gentoo Performance with "Quotas"
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according to "System Security Guide", one of the documentation, enabling quotas
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should not be a problem.
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However, I just removed quota from activating, and there was a significat
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improvment in memory usage, and responsiveness.
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HEre is the test system, y'all know.
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933MHz P3 coppermine
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512MB Physica Memory
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40GB HDD 7200RPM
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80GB HDD 1K RPM (<-- /home folders, quotas set)
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1024MB Swap.
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The server's physical memory usage went down from,
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~510MB to ~50MB
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when I turned off quota, and Apache2 and vsFTPD was running.
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The server's responsiveness to regular mysql query with 100 fields,
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were from
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3sec to ~0.3sec.
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This is weird, I guess Gentoo is not too good with Quotas. I just made a clean
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installation to 2.6.7 Development-sources due to previous swap problem.
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-Tom-
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