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Mkhistory runs for a really long time.
Henry Spencer: The problem here is that mkhistory's invocation of dbz needs to be smarter; just plain "dbz" doesn't scale up well to high volume. This has been on my to-do list for some time; I didn't expect it to become a critical issue for real users quite so soon. The workaround is to give dbz an option along the lines of `-p 700000' to indicate how big a database it should expect, so it can size its hash tables accordingly. If you've got a reasonably modern mkhistory, "mkhistory -s 1" should arrange this automatically. (This should probably become the default.) Documentation on dbz is in the dbz source subdirectory.
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