One process ran everything on one core. SEED_PROCESSES (default: the number of cores) worker processes now each run seed:node with a share of the slots; stop signals are passed on and crashed workers restarted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# The seed API (the orchestrator) and this node's token (`node ace seed:token <name>` on the indexer).
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SEED_URL=https://seed.exp.sforum.nl
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SEED_TOKEN=sn_replace_me
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# Ranges seeded at once (about 0.4 CPU core each). 0: no seeding.
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SEED_RANGES=4
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# Content inspections and archive walks at once (CPU for decoding and parsing; articles come through the seed API).
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SEED_INSPECTORS=0
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# Ranges and inspections are spread over this many processes, one core each (default: the number of cores).
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# SEED_PROCESSES=4
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# Optional: SEED_FETCH=direct seeds with this node's own NNTP account instead of through the seed API.
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# SEED_FETCH=direct
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# NNTP_HOST=news.eweka.nl
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# NNTP_PORT=563
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# NNTP_SECURE=true
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# NNTP_USER=
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# NNTP_PASSWORD=
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# Through a tunnel or proxy: the hostname the server's TLS certificate is for.
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# NNTP_TLS_SERVERNAME=news.eweka.nl
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