Re: filestat - a different perspective

Have you tried removing the plugins taht call tools.Walk (pyarchives,
pycalendar, pycategories, ...) and see if that fixes your performance
issue at all?  I'm not saying you should use that as a permanent
solution--I just want to know how much the multiple tools.Walk things
really affect the problem or whether there are other issues.

Also, are you using the .txt entryparser or are you using something else?

/will


On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Ted Leung wrote:
>
> I've been quiet recently because I've been busy and because I've been
> pondering what to do about pyblosxom.  I initially got involved with
> pyblosxom because I wanted to learn some Python, I wanted to get some
> experience with various weblog related technologies, and I wasn't very
> excited about the various weblogging packages available at the time.
>
> I think that the great strength of pyblosxom is that it's pretty
> hackable.  I think that we've done a good job on the flow of entries
> through the pipeline. My blog is up to 1069 entries and if you try to
> access it, you're seeing some performance issues that I think are
> related to multiple walks of the directory hierarchy initiated by
> multiple plugins that don't communicate with each other.  This is a
> bigger issue for me than the ability to handle additional meta-data
> (although I am interested in that problem as well).  I'm probably going
> to end up moving my blog onto WordPress, although I expect the migration
> to be a royal pain, so I keep procrastinating.
>
> As far as web based CMS types of features, that's something that I'm not
> particularly interested in working on.  I've used both ecto and
> NetNewsWire's weblog editor to handle my blog posting for quite some
> time now, and I prefer the ability to work offline to a web-based
> solution.
>
> Morgen Sagen at OSAF has implemented servlet style functionality for
> Chandler:
> <http://lists.osafoundation.org/pipermail/dev/2004-July/001648.html>.
> I'm probably going to start working on blogging functionality for
> Chandler, using pyblosxom's entry pipeline and renderer system as a
> starting point.  I think this will probably turn up some points where we
> didn't abstract entities enough (we'll see).  I expect to send relevant
> patches back to pyblosxom as I do this.
>
> Ted


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