| > I‘ll give you no cite, sorry, because we discovered the effect during internal tests We discovered the issue in internal tests and reported it upstream where it was confirmed; there's nothing to discuss here. > BTW they may be patched without upgrade, with 5LOC long design document in Erlang. I don't have to hand-patch other database systems. Further, as of now there are no functioning packages for multiple versions of Ubuntu. Multiple competitors do not have any of these problems. > Last CVEs has nothing to do with Spidermonkey It was a full RCE that didn't have vendor packages ready in time. Sorry, but using seven year old language runtimes is daft. It might be fine for you, but it's not appropriate in environments where you care about security and performance, or care about the overhead of making your team reason about these things unnecessarily. > We sometimes measure number of docs with M postfix Yeah, we did this in 2003 on commodity hardware, and even it built indexes faster than CouchDB builds map/reduce indexes. Fix the external view server protocol or be honest with people and kill it off – the status quo is unacceptable. Finally, here's a five year old issue that's still open admitting what I just explained: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1743 |
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