Hi, I don't follow OG development but as host operator a few things are
coming up. The machine's load is gradually climbing over time and some
of that is OG.
Despite a relatively low hit rate on OG it is consuming quite a bit of
resource. If OG started taking off it would take the machine down.
First up: index.cgi requires 0.35s to perform a `perl -c` syntax check.
Any thoughts on putting OG on a mod_perl server? I have mod_perl running
here of course and we'd need to coordinate some apache.conf stuff.
Second: the supersearch.cgi gulps down CPU, often for seconds at a time.
It is a frequent resident of `top` output. This isn't really
acceptable. I'm going to request this feature be turned off unless an
effective optimisation plan or some other way to reduce its impact
here is constructed pretty soon. Sorry about this but it's encroaching
on others.
Third: I wonder if there's some way to instruct robots not to spider
parts of your wiki. This ought to speak for itself:
$ grep crawl /var/log/apache/london.openguides.org-access.log | grep 'action=edit' | wc -l
8242
$
Finally: I posted about a DoS and was wondering what the status of a
solution was. http://openguides.org/mail/openguides-dev/2004-October/000542.html
Cheers,
Paul (any overbearing tone unintentional ;-)
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hello,
thanks Kake and IvorW for your input on this subject.
i would like to push that item to be included in
the next openguide release if possible?
at vienna.openguides.org we are bad bitten by that bug. see
http://vienna.openguides.org/vienna.cgi?B%C3%B6hmischer_Prater
which was added recently but existed before already:
http://vienna.openguides.org/vienna.cgi?B%F6hmischer_Prater
the normalisation that IvorW spoke about would be wonderfull.
feel free to do any test edits you need at aboves place.
also if there is any patch i'd be happy to teste one out.
i'll hope that can be resolved, so that we can further push
the existence of vienna.openguides.org
thanks for your help. :-)
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maks
I've just done a search on charity shops hoping to find some near me
but I couldn't find any in the london openguide.
Was there a deliberate decision to exclude them or is it simply that
no one cares enough to have written anything about them?
Cheers
Alex
<http://www.lessig.org/blog/archives/002782.shtml>
Basically they plan to formalise the ability to require attribution to a
named entity as an alternative to copyright holder. This is what we were
aiming for in at least some of the licensing policies of the openguides
sites.
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