El miÃ, 27-04-2005 a las 11:56 -0400, Joe Shaw escribiÃ: > Hi, > > On Tue, 2005-04-26 at 18:20 -0500, Manuel Amador wrote: > > We have only one server for all users. We thus dramatically reduce the > > load on multiuser systems. > > Like I said before, I think you're going to end up spending a ton of > your time making sure you have the access controls correct,
no, not really. We will just setuid/setgid to the user in question and use os.access. That should work out pretty fine. > you'll need > to get pretty comprehensive security reviews before people ship it, etc. This is definitely true. Did not expect it to be any different. > > For Beagle our target has been at the more traditional single-user > desktop. We do some throttling based on the load of the machine so that > in the case of many users we won't bring the system down, but that does > mean that indexing of data on everyone's system will be slower. On the > other hand, generally this is only an issue the first time you ever run > beagle and briefly at login time, so this is a tradeoff we're willing to > make. Not when you need to index a huge amount of data. > > > That is very good, I grant you that. But there's no way we could > > intersect Lucene results with our own metadata search results, such as: > > > > - documents created by rudd-o the last month that contain the word > > "paloma" and were written in plain text > > > > .. unless we could move completely to Lucene, which you appear to have > > done. By the way, does Lucene have pybindings? > > Everything we search on we store in Lucene. We also use extended > attributes with an sqlite database fallback for some meta information > like the last time we indexed the file. This is also how we plan to do > data relationships in the future. > > Lucene is written in Java, so I suspect you could use Jython to access > it. We're using a port to C#, so you could use IronPython to use that > one. But there isn't a direct port of Lucene to Python, no. > > Joe -- Manuel Amador <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Amauta _______________________________________________ gnome-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-devel-list
