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Hi Jonathan,

On 28 Jan 2010, at 02:28, Kamens, Jonathan wrote:

> See the attached patch, nagios-3.2.0-startup-speed.patch, which
> optimizes startup time. It requires the patch I sent last month.
> I've also attached and updated version of that patch which has some
> bug fixes in it. Enjoy!

Thanks. I've noticed this too for comments and downtimes.

I'm wondering if there is a better way of doing this. Rather than each
caller having to work out the next comment id value and making sure it
is still unique, I think the next_comment_id should be manipulated
within xrddefault.c instead. If you call add_new_comment with a
comment_id of 0, it uses next_comment_id and ensures it gets
incremented.

I guess on the initial load of retention.dat you have to validate that
the next_comment_id is unique, but you shouldn't have to after that.

Can you extend the tests in t-tap/ to time the performance increase?

So I'm thinking that the patch needs a bit more work to be applied.

Ton


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Hi =
Jonathan,On 28 Jan 2010, at 02:28, Kamens, Jonathan =
wrote:See the attached patch, =
nagios-3.2.0-startup-speed.patch, which optimizes startup time.  It =
requires the patch I sent last month.  I've also attached and =
updated version of that patch which has some bug fixes in it.  =
Enjoy!Thanks. I've =
noticed this too for comments and =
downtimes.I'm wondering if there is a better =
way of doing this. Rather than each caller having to work out the next =
comment id value and making sure it is still unique, I think the =
next_comment_id should be manipulated within xrddefault.c instead. If =
you call add_new_comment with a comment_id of 0, it uses next_comment_id =
and ensures it gets incremented.I guess on the =
initial load of retention.dat you have to validate that the =
next_comment_id is unique, but you shouldn't have to after =
that.Can you extend the tests in t-tap/ to =
time the performance increase?So I'm thinking =
that the patch needs a bit more work to be =
applied.Ton=

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