Hi George,

See: https://github.com/eprints/irstats2/pull/84

 

NB There are two forks of IRStats2:

-          https://github.com/eprints/irstats2/

-          https://github.com/eprintsug/irstats2/

I'm not sure which is the most up-to-date. Can anyone comment on this?

Should we standardise on one of them?

 

Cheers,

John

 

 

Hello colleagues!

 

I am looking for some IRStats2 insights. We have recently shifted our MySQL DB to InnoDB from MyISAM. I am in the process of running the process_stats job for IRStats2 in order to reflect local changes but the job is taking an aeon – and significantly longer than it ever did under MyISAM.

 

I was informed that it would run more slowing with InnoDB but I had no idea it would be quite so bad. So far it has been running for the best part of a week, which has been impacting on end users (e.g. sporadic unavailability of EPrints, slow responses, etc.). It is so bad that I am almost tempted to kill the job, even though it has been running for the best part of a week.

 

Has a similar issue affected others and, if so, do you have any tips for speeding up the processing? Or do I simply need to take the hit?!

 

Cheers

George

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