--On September 26, 2005 2:15:01 PM -0400 Brenden Conte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Skiplist doesn't have fast lookups? I admit to not knowing the
intricacies of the various formats, but i thought skiplist and Berkeley
were at least comparable, as the opinion i've seen has been that skiplist
Brenden Conte wrote:
Skiplist doesn't have fast lookups? I admit to not knowing the
intricacies of the various formats, but i thought skiplist and Berkeley
were at least comparable, as the opinion i've seen has been that
skiplist is better, especially when encountering corruption with berkele
Skiplist doesn't have fast lookups? I admit to not knowing the intricacies
of the various formats, but i thought skiplist and Berkeley were at least
comparable, as the opinion i've seen has been that skiplist is better,
especially when encountering corruption with berkeley.
Also, that is not
Brenden Conte wrote:
> Using RPM version of 2.2.10 and Berkeley DB 4.1.25...
>
> We've run into problems the last few nights with corruption of the
> duplicate delivery database (delivery.db). I tried disabling it, however
> that caused processes to fail to communicate to the local lmtp socke
Using RPM version of 2.2.10 and Berkeley DB 4.1.25...
We've run into problems the last few nights with corruption of the
duplicate delivery database (delivery.db). I tried disabling it, however
that caused processes to fail to communicate to the local lmtp sockets for
some reason. We do enj
