Re: Multi server fix?

You don't need to make a new table, just mark as read those articles which
fail the -I or pass the -X.

-Gerard

--- Shalon Wood <[email protected]> wrote:
> Shalon Wood <[email protected]> writes:
> 
> > Doug McLaren <[email protected]> writes:
> >> There's a lot of processing involved in that step -- grep it against
> >> the $OPT_I (in ubh2 anyways) stuff, then remove the $OPT_X stuff, then
> >> see if you have every part of a given item ... it's slow when a group
> >> has 100,000+ articles.  And the only way I know of to really speed it
> >> up would be to write that part in C, which really isn't practical and
> >> may not help that much anyways (I've looked at the code, and don't see
> >> anything obvious to do in perl anyways.)
> >
> > Some of that's done by ubhasm, right? And as I think about it, the
> > $OPT_I and $OPT_X parts _could_ be done ahead of time for the values
> > set in .ubhrc (you'd have to redo that step if the user specifies a
> > value on the command line, of course).
> 
> Actually, after some more thought, how about:
> 
> 1) after ubhasm, run a speculative filter with the I and X specified
>    by .ubhrc, storing the results in a table.
> 
> 2) If ubh doesn't specify I or X, use that table instead of the full
>    table.
> 
> 3) ubh saves its filtered list in another table. If it's run again
>    (with the same batchfile, if specified) before ubhasm is run and
>    without changing the I or X options, it uses the pre-made table
>    instead of refiltering.
> 
> Make sense?
> 
> Shalon Wood
> 
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