Re: Problem with startup time of mj_shell.

On Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 at 21:32 -0600, quoth Jason L Tibbitts III:

=>>>>>> "SWO" == Steven W Orr <[email protected]> writes:
=>
=>SWO> I use mj_shell all the time. Now for reasons I do not understand,
=>SWO> the startup time for mj_test is huge.
=>
=>Odd.  On a positively ancient PPro 200 machine with 256MB of RAM and a
=>glacial 12GB disk, mj_shell starts in three seconds and I think it's
=>too slow.
=>
=>So, have you at run mj_shell -D and looked at the times for
=>compilation and module loading?  (My now you must know that the first
=>thing anyone asks for is debug logs.)
=>
=>SWO> When I run mj_shell I initialize it (via expect) to set default
=>SWO> user to myself. The machine I run on is called saturn. The
=>SWO> default user that mj_shell sets for itself (if I don't init using
=>SWO> expect) is [email protected] instead of steveo at syslang dot
=>SWO> net.
=>
=>It just calls hostfqdn (from Net::Domain) and uses that as the domain
=>name.  You can read the source of that module to see what it does to
=>figure out your domain name.  This does the same thing mj_shell does:
=>
=>perl -MNet::Domain -e 'print Net::Domain::hostfqdn(), "\n"'
=>
=> - J<

Thanks Jason. It looks like I have a sendmail problem.

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