TheVillageIdiot
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Joined: 10 Apr 2011
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 Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 1:09 am Post subject: [Solved]: Using dccsend causes extreme application lag. |
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Hi there guys/gals.
I'm coding a tcl script to dcc send files that users in channel trigger with a command. ie. !send file.txt
The script runs fine in and of itself. However, when the dccsend command is run it hogs 100% of the CPU for around 30 seconds... during that time, it wont respond to commands, etc.
Any reason for this?? Or is there a way i can avoid it?
Cause it could kill my bot if enough people tried to get files off it.
I've also tried using the after command - which has the same effect once it's triggered.
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set timeb [clock clicks -milliseconds]
dccsend $filepath $nick
set timec [clock clicks -milliseconds]
Result: timeb: 1302413656191 Timec: 1302413679132
TimeB - TimeC = 22,941 = 22.9 Seconds.
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I'm using the latest version of eggdrop and TCL 8.4.
Any help would be appreciated. 
Edit:
The file is around 1GB... i tried a much smaller file, and there wasn't as much lag.
So i checked the source code, and it seems there is code that can create a temporary copy of the file. I back tracked it in the source code, and eventually found the config setting "copy-to-tmp" which i then set to 0
Problem solved. 
Regards,
TheVillageIdiot |
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