https://sourceforge.net/p/openlc/news/2002-06-24T12:13:04ZRecent posts to news2002-06-24T12:13:04Z2002-06-24T12:13:04ZFrancesc Altethttps://sourceforge.net/u/falted/https://sourceforge.net6b7ead24ae644abd53f7ef7fdaf82bb7f8227243

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I've released the first beta of OpenLC. <br /> It's version 0.6. It has several<br /> improvements over version 0.5: run database<br /> redesigned (now using a mix of XML, NetCDF<br /> and HDF5), speed increase, IMAP4 support,<br /> better and more configurable statistics,<br /> and last but not least much improved<br /> documentation!.</p></div>

2001-12-20T19:09:21Z2001-12-20T19:09:21ZFrancesc Altethttps://sourceforge.net/u/falted/https://sourceforge.net05f451be7f1f7c313fd72a5bb96b17a2edbf95af

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Two moths after first public release (v0.3) <br /> arrives the 0.5. Version 0.4 was internal and will<br /> never be released. v0.4 wasn't in time for many<br /> reasons, but the most important one was a memory<br /> leak detected on the ZODB database OpenLC used to<br /> keep all the data. After two weeks browsing at the<br /> ZODB lists (where more people reported similar<br /> problems) and doing some debugging, I've decided<br /> to use the very well tested Berkeley DB (from<br /> SleepyCat) instead. Now, OpenLC runs much better,<br /> with no perceptible memory leaks (at least, on my<br /> rather small tests!). The drawback is that I've<br /> added 2 new packages (yes, even more<br /> dependencies!) to OpenLC in order to support this<br /> new file formats. Sorry for the (hopefully small)<br /> inconvenience!.</p> <p>Enjoy!</p></div>

2001-10-30T19:17:41Z2001-10-30T19:17:41ZFrancesc Altethttps://sourceforge.net/u/falted/https://sourceforge.net1e6decaa33219ca3f43ddc3076438fad21ee8236

<div class="markdown_content"><p>OpenLC is a set of software tools designed to facilitate benchmarking and stress testing of a wide variety of information servers (such as web, email, FTP, LDAP, databases, and so on). The package is built around a microkernel that contains basic routines for benchmarking tasks, such as accessing intermediate results in real-time (&quot;spying&quot; on run data), setting up simulated clients, defining scenarios, handling database calls, comparing results of different runs, summarizing data, etc.</p> <p>OpenLC also offers an API for developers interested in creating clients (called &quot;commanders&quot;, to distinguish them from the simulated client inside the microkernel) that query services provided within the microkernel.</p> <p>This is version 0.3 and first public release</p></div>