TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A48   
   MSGID: 1:129/215 3ace7e05   
   REPLY: 2:301/113 f2d5d898   
   TZUTC: -0500   
    AS> Where we can donate like paypal or somthing?   
      
   There is a Paypal donate button at the bottom of the home page on   
   mysticbbs.com if you are interested.   
      
    AS> Is there as well a change to get with A49 Multi Core and Multi Thread   
    AS> Support for Mystic BBS? Right now my Problem is that mutil with the   
    AS> maint.ini runs more then 4h every Day.   
      
   Most tasks should be completing in a fraction of one second, not 4 hours. What   
   process and disk are you using?  If for example you're using an SD card and   
   regenereating all your databases then you are probably hardware bottlenecked   
   by the read speed of the disk.  In that case nothing I can do will improve   
   that.   
      
    AS>     PurgeMessageBases  = true   
    AS>     PackMessageBases   = true   
    AS>     MergeNodeLists     = true   
    AS>     PackFileBases      = true   
    AS>     LinkMessages       = true   
    AS>     FileSort           = true    
    AS>     PurgeUserBase      = true   
    AS>     PackUserBase       = true    
      
   The first thing I see is that the packing functions aren't something you run   
   all day every day, or even once daily.  They are things that should be ran   
   manually once every so often - maybe once a month. But even so, those things   
   should take seconds to complete if you're not disk bottlenecked.   
      
   Purging can be run more often but its still not really something you'd want to   
   run throughout the day.   
      
   Here's the output of my BBS executing on a 5 year old laptop that has an SSD   
   drive on it with a message base that hasn't been purged or packed for probably   
   6+ months (so you'll see lots of work to be done).  The entire thing even when   
   doing a monthly maint execution takes seconds.  Your every day tasks should be   
   completing in fractions of a second.   
      
   -----------------  MUTIL v1.12 A48 2023/01/04 Thu, Jan 05 2023 (loglevel 3)   
   + Jan 05 14:04:01  Startup using mutil.ini   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC EchoNodeTracker   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC MassUpload   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC AutoHatch   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC PurgeMessageBases   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC PackMessageBases   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC MergeNodeLists   
   - Jan 05 14:04:01  EXEC Export_Golded   
   + Jan 05 14:04:01  Process: Echo Node Tracker   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Results: 0 Reset, 0 Disabled, 0 Hold in 0.02s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Process: Mass Upload Files   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Results: Uploaded 0 file(s) in 0.00s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Process: Auto Hatch   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Results: Hatched 0 file(s) in 0.00s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:02  Process: Purging Message Bases   
   + Jan 05 14:04:04  Results: Purged 47619 messages in 2.58s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:04  Process: Packing Message Bases   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Results: Removed 47623 msgs in 62 bases in 5.45s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Process: Merging Nodelists   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Results: Merged 2 of 2 nodelist(s) in 0.00s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Process: Export Golded Areas   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Results: Exported 61 records in 0.00s   
   + Jan 05 14:04:10  Shutdown Normal (0)   
      
   ... I have a really good memory, except it's short.   
      
   --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Windows/64)   
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