Wilfried Goesgens

@Gerrel can you post your approach to fix it here too for others to find? ;-)

At the moment there is no way to achieve this.

Please have a look at this article where I explain how to measure and maximize the performance.https://www.arangodb.com/2017/10/performance-analysis-pyarango-usage-scenarios/ You may run out of RAM, disk I/O, or even tcp-sockets.

it seems that there is some unholy time conflict with the homebrew PRs: - ours: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/115397 - theirs: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/115383 maybe @iMichka can have a word on this and how to...

I don't think this is related. but yes - you mustn't change the locale of an existing installation; in that case you need to dump, start a fresh DB and...

Please (if) create a new report, and if you feel that other issues are similar reference them by link.

please note that `root` is not a valid configuration value for this. Its intended to be i.e. `en_US` . The reason to refuse to start is, that if you index...

you have installed arangodb on a system with not properly set up locale. try running ``` sudo locale-gen "en_US.UTF-8" ``` and retry from scratch.

This is definitely a "won't fix" unless the c++ innards of `internal.download` have been replaced.

the c++ implementation is going to be retired in the not to distant future. Fuerte has this.