[pLog-svn] r3274 - in plog/trunk: . class/config
class/databaseconfig templates/wizard
Oscar Renalias
oscar at renalias.net
Thu Apr 27 15:57:11 GMT 2006
I had the same problem this morning. I tried to restore the dump in
my work laptop (an ibm t-40 with a 1.6ghz pentium-m) just to see how
fast the data generation script would work in it, and after 5 hours
it had only managed to load about 100.000 records of the
lt_articles_comments table, out of over 200.000. I don't know if
there is a better format for mysql dumps, but if we ever manage to
get a dump with 500.000 comments, it's going to take more than 2 days
to restore it!
Oscar
On 27 Apr 2006, at 15:37, Jon Daley wrote:
> Restoring the dump is taking forever. My machine load is at 16...
> I am not sure why it is taking so long - The system is RAID5, but I
> hadn't seen disk writes be a bottleneck before, and it seems to be
> the disk causing the trouble now.
>
>
> On Wed, 26 Apr 2006, Oscar Renalias wrote:
>> 2) restore the 450mb dump that I linked to a couple of days ago
>> (http://www.lifetype.net/test_dump_20060424.sql.bz2) This is not
>> strictly necessary, but if we want to reach the target of 10.000
>> blogs, you'll get a head start with 5000 blogs already in place.
>>
>> 3) Run generateData.php from the command line (you will need to
>> move it from the tools/ folder to the root LT folder)
>>
>> I was using the following command line to run the script from the
>> command line, creating 100 blogs at a time. There is a pause in
>> the end so that I get time to stop the process if needed, instead
>> of interrupting its processing while it's working (I don't want to
>> interrupt it while it's adding data) But you can do it in any way
>> you like :-)
>>
>> while true; do php generateData.php; echo "-- 5 sec break
>> --";sleep 5;done
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