What I meant was: a simple cron-job can touch LocalSettings.php regularly to
purge the MW cache globally. Not much interaction with MW needed for that.
Yes, that's simple.
I guess a strong solution for that will still take some time. One could of
course store inline queries in some table, use
On Samstag, 29. Dezember 2007, DanTMan wrote:
A lot of people are accustomed to the ? (single-character match) and *
(multi-character match) format. It would be easy to escape the '_'s and
'%'s in a match and then do a replace of ? to _ and * to %. (A little
preg and \ could still easily
On Freitag, 28. Dezember 2007, Lau, William (NIH/CIT) [E] wrote:
We have a set of semantic queries in a template. That template is used
in some pages. However, by looking at the database process list, it
seems that those set of queries are processed whenever a page is
requested, even when the
On Montag, 17. Dezember 2007, Sergey Chernyshev wrote:
Thank you, Markus - it's a really good review! I wonder if there is any way
to unify performance reporting for all SMW instances so we can compare the
effects of large data sets, different systems configs (e.g. disabled cache
and so on) -
^_^ ok, I thought we escaped with a \, which isn't something that normal
users would find easy to use. But a starting space escape is ok.
I still would pick ~ as the best thing for use of REGEX and prefer a
different operator for wild cards
I guess the % is probably best for the wild card
I'm not sure if restricting Ask functionality is along the lines of
Wikipedia policies - it's not a modification operation therefore it should
be public, I believe.
I agree, that abuse bocking and request throttling might be a solution here,
but in general, I wouldn't recommend restriction of
Hmm. I didn't realize there is a way to remove $smwgQDefaultNamespaces
restriction and this will enable all namespaces instead of disabling them.
Why is it that this setting not set to NULL by default then? I don't see any
point in restricting namespaces unless it's absolutely necessary for
