QuantumShadow.
P.S. This problem can be reproduced on all sites i am trying to get.
Oleg.
Do u mean that this happens only on my system? When u try to download a big site (more than one day), don`t u have a problem with OE taking up all the RAM, and being very heavy - freezing periodically for 5-30 secs, stacking, etc...?
> Can you try to minimize OE and then restore? Somehow Windows reallocates RAM after this trick and it shows less used RAM. Does this help?
>
> Oleg.
oe.exe /NoMap
Please let me know how it uses memory this way. I would also suggest to try
oe.exe /NoDB
parameter independently.
Thank you!
Oleg.
u r right the /noMap flag solved the problem, i forgot about it completly.
Why don`t u add it to the GUI?
also what is the difference between the two: NoMap and NoDB?
QuantumShadow.
> Most possible that the memory is being occupied by the Project Map - a list of all downloaded files of the Project. To check this, can you run Offline Explorer Pro the following way:
>
> oe.exe /NoMap
>
> Please let me know how it uses memory this way. I would also suggest to try
>
> oe.exe /NoDB
>
> parameter independently.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Oleg.
> u r right the /noMap flag solved the problem, i forgot about it completly.
> Why don`t u add it to the GUI?
Turning off a Map has its bad side - without a map you cannot remove a Project correctly, export it, backup, etc. Because OE would not know which files belong to the Project.
> also what is the difference between the two: NoMap and NoDB?
NoMap disables using a Map and adding new files there.
NoDB disallows using database which relates saved filenames and real online URLs. When a URL is too long (over 100 symbols), it is being truncated to 100 chars to make a filename and it is being added to the database (URL2s.* files). When OE parses a saved HTML page and finds truncated link, it can always get the original online URL if it needs to be redownloaded.
Oleg.