Jeepers. I just did the coding to use action_cache instead of the the
ResponseCache mechanism, feeling all proud I decided to run some
benchmarks.
Raw apache can serve up a 60Kb page on my server at 677 requests/sec.
Action cache turned out to be two orders of magnitude slower than that -
6.7req/
Hello Everyone,
Loren Johnson and myself are proud to present our port of the rss
behavior to a mental extension.
It should be super easy to install for everyone.
1. Download this file: http://www.scidept.com/content/rss_reader-0.2.tgz
2. Copy to the root of your radiant installation.
3. Expand it
I think once I get action_cache working 1 & 2 will be a non-issue - if
the assets are stored seperately and then cached efficiently you'll get
the same performance and also not have the problem of page movement
interfering.
For 3, I'm not really sure I see the need. In my extension, you can get
Daniel Sheppard wrote:
> - I store the original attachments in their own directory (not just in
> public/). I might make these blobs in the db - single thing to backup,
> and supports scaling to multiple webservers. The only reason I haven't
> is that the rails logging will log the contents of thos
Hello-
I was wondering if there were some tips on the 'best' way to approach
this problem.
I have a site each of the 5 top level pages have the same format but a
different:
* top image
* color scheme
* tag line
I was thinking I would:
* create Snippets for the common elements
* create Layouts fo
Any ETA on 0.6.0 or should I stick with 0.5.2 for live and maybe play
with 0.6.0 on the side?
Thanks!
Andrew
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Daniel,
While they seem to tackle the same problem, I think our extensions have very
different philosophies and can thus probably live separate lives. Here's
some of the design decisions I made:
1) Uploaded files should live in the filesystem where the web server can
serve them efficiently to t
Looks good, Giovanni! A functional test would probably be all that is
necessary -- something that tests if the redirection works correctly, in as
many different cases as possible or reasonable.
Sean
On 1/22/07, Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I ported the Language Redirect Behavior
I already asked for sendmail, I'll let you know :)
2007/1/22, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You might also ask them what might generate a 550 error when attempting to
> send. It could be something unexpected.
>
> Sean
>
>
> On 1/22/07, Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sean I wa
You might also ask them what might generate a 550 error when attempting to
send. It could be something unexpected.
Sean
On 1/22/07, Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sean I was trying to use an smtp connection, but I'll try asking for
sendmail to my host.
2007/1/22, Sean Cribbs <[EM
Sean I was trying to use an smtp connection, but I'll try asking for
sendmail to my host.
2007/1/22, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Giovanni,
>
> One thing I had to do on the original Mailer behavior is to get a special
> account set up on my shared host (TxD). In most cases, SMTP is some
Giovanni,
One thing I had to do on the original Mailer behavior is to get a
special account set up on my shared host (TxD). In most cases, SMTP is
somewhat locked down so that mail can only originate from certain
addresses and be addressed to certain addresses. A restriction on those
might
I'm on shared hosting so I don't have access to those files.
2007/1/22, Todd McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How about anything in OS logs? You know, something along the lines of
> /var/log/messages, /var/log/maillog
>
> Quoting Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Nothing in the log, enviro
I ported the Language Redirect Behavior to mental. You can get it from
https://svn1.hosted-projects.com/medlar/language_redirect_extension
The port was straightforward so I assumed no tests were necessary
(wrong assumption, I know). You can do whatever you want with it.
--Giovanni
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How about anything in OS logs? You know, something along the lines of
/var/log/messages, /var/log/maillog
Quoting Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Nothing in the log, environment is setup ok (at least I think), and I
> doublechecked the tabs vs spaces yml thing :)
>
> Is there a way to ha
Nothing in the log, environment is setup ok (at least I think), and I
doublechecked the tabs vs spaces yml thing :)
Is there a way to have more logging from actionmailer?
2007/1/22, Todd McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Did you setup your SMTP server config in environment.rb? Is there anything
>
Did you setup your SMTP server config in environment.rb? Is there anything else
relevant in the log?
Also, I think the config page part is particular about whitespace.
Quoting Giovanni Intini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've been postponing fiddling with mental until I really needed it. My
> inabil
I've been postponing fiddling with mental until I really needed it. My
inability to work with trunk's mailer extension convinced me to try
mental and sean's new mailer extension.
The installation and migration of the current site went fine (but no
language redirect), and I was able to install with
nice work bud, i am playing with it now, i might help out with some of
it in a week or two when im done trying to implement it.
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