Monday, November 11, 2002

For the last couple months, my Radio installation has been brutalized by a truly horrendous memory leak of some sort. I've asked for help with this over at the Radio discussion boards at Userland, but all I've ever heard from the Userland powers-that-be is "email your configuration" and "compact your data files". I never got anything in the way of a useful response to emailing my configuration, and no matter how I compact my data files, uninstall tools, turn on or off upstreaming, etc, even reinstall Radio, I still have massive memory problems. I'm on Windows 2000 Professional, and it seems to jump up a dozen or two Kbytes every 10 seconds or so. Does anyone have any actual suggestions as to how to fix this? I know it's not just me - plenty of people have posted messages about this kind of problem, and gotten the same response I have, or none at all. Is Radio even QA tested on Win2k? In fact, I've heard that the problems are even worse on XP. Please, don't suggest that I should compact my data files, turn off upstreaming, uninstall tools, or any of the things that have already been said five times over. I love Radio, but this makes it so that I can only have Radio running if I'm not trying to do anything else, which is completely unacceptable.

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Saturday, October 26, 2002

Radio question: How do I delete files on the server? I had Radio generating monthly archives for a while, but I don't want it doing that any more. There are three files of about 750k each up on the server (August, September, October), and I can't figure out how to delete them...
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