[hobbit] bbgen using full CPU

[Anna Jonna Armannsdottir]

On fös, 2008-02-01 at 00:13 -0500, Josh Luthman wrote:
> I got the server running with the packages necessary.  I got the 4.2.0
> (release) up and running.  Later, I applied the patch and redid a make
> && make install as hobbituser and root respectively.  Once Hobbit is
> started again, the bbgen ps takes over the CPU.
> 
> Anyone know where I should begin to look for the problem?

Hi Josh, 
my server also is 4.2.0 with the all in one patch and it is 
running quite nicely. 
I would suggest checking the bbgen test of the hobbit server 
itself. Is that test available on your server? 

The testresults on my server is: 
Fri Feb 1 11:31:35 2008
bbgen for Hobbit version 4.2.0

Statistics:
 Hosts               :   149
 Status messages     :  1189
 Purple messages     :     0
 Pages               :     8


TIME SPENT
Event                                            Starttime          Duration
Startup                                  1201865495.414615                 -
Load links done                          1201865495.415258          0.000643 
Load bbhosts done                        1201865495.421488          0.006230 
ACK removal done                         1201865495.421608          0.000120 
Load STATE done                          1201865495.465410          0.043802 
Color calculation done                   1201865495.465800          0.000390 
Hobbit pagegen start                     1201865495.465857          0.000057 
Hobbit pagegen done                      1201865495.494465          0.028608 
BB2 generation done                      1201865495.504538          0.010073 
BBNK generation done                     1201865495.505616          0.001078 
Summary transmission done                1201865495.505620          0.000004 
Run completed                            1201865495.505622          0.000002 
TIME TOTAL                                                          0.091007 

The average time total is about 0.1 sec for the last 48 hours. The server
has one CPU 1GHz and 500 MB of ram. Hope this helps you finding the problem. 

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