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SQL Speedup patch / Plugin API performance
Ryan am um :
Hi Garvin,
I apologize for my lack of knowledge. How do I use this patch?
Garvin am um :
There's a utility called "patch" with which you can apply the file. Copy+Paste the patch and save it as "api.diff". Go to your s9y directory and there use the "patch < api.diff" command.
You need to use a SSH or console application for this, it will not work if you only have FTP access; either way, the patch is more suited for people that know about patch/diff; for all other users an official release containing this patch will be made.
Regards, Garvin
Mandrake am um :
Hello Garvin, talking about caching systems...
I noticed that "CacheSimple" is very effective for performance as I told you before on the forums, but when the cache files are too many the server slows down a lot, so I started looking for any issue like this with "Pear::Cache_Lite" and I found one thread: http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=2820
I know the bundled "Cache_Lite" is newer, but there are two options I just applied and it seems to be working faster:
'lifeTime' => 1800, 'hashedDirectoryLevel' => 2
You can see if it works tomorrow at rush hour, if my Blog isn't suspended then it worked :S... Have a nice day!
Mandrake am um :
And Ryan... I think that replacing your "pluginapi.inc.php" with one in the latest nightly download would be your easy way to patch. Just downlod the latest 0.9 tarball and upload "include/pluginapi.inc.php" to your Blog, I used the one in "s9y_200505191337.tar.gz".
Dragoning am um :
can this style be provided to download?
dk am um :
An "upcoming events" plugin is something I waited for a long time, but I'm a little unhappy with the way it works.
Instad of using and maintaining a separate list of events I hoped that the plugin would add a "show this entry on the upcoming event list"-feature to the "new entry" page.
I guess there's a WP plugin that does something similar.