Re: filestat - a different perspective

On Aug 21, 2004, at 8:42 AM, will guaraldi wrote:

>
> 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.

Removing the plugins reduces the problem noticably, but doesn't solve it
entirely.

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

just .txt.

>
> /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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