[Xastir-dev] Long Term CPU

[Gerry Creager N5JXS]

What do we have to do to get Web Map Service requests working, so that 
the radar isn't so bloody huge?  That way folks could snag the image 
they need, rather than the rather unwieldy whole continental US one I'm 
providing?

Curt Mills wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Feb 2005, Jerry Chamberlin wrote:
> 
> 
>>>Let's collect the relevant details first:
>>>   RedHat 7.1
>>>   128k physical memory
>>>   CVS Xastir? Yes current
>>>   What server/filtering are you using? None
>>>   TNC only? NO TNC firenet full feed only
>>>   Tracking anyone? Nope
>>>   What sorts of maps, local, internet? ONE whole local short range radar
>>>   WX Alerts being displayed? YES (if there are any in my area)
>>>   What options are compiled into your Xastir?  rtree? Yes  dbfawk? Yes
> 
> 
> Try turning off the weather radar.  I suspect that's your issue.
> 
> You're also pounding that box pretty hard with a full firenet feed,
> but that's what I do at work on a couple of instances too.  I don't
> do weather radar at the same time though.  I would expect that the
> firenet feed might disconnect and have to reconnect often if you're
> doing the weather radar stuff at the same time.
> 
> I was doing weather radar using the full US image, but it slowed my
> machine down so much every few minutes that I quit using it.
> 
> If you don't have any Shapefiles selected, then you're not
> exercising the rtree or dbfawk stuff.
> 

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