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how to handle a large amount of posts in blog

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    sottwell Reply #11, 19 years, 9 months ago
    The site cache is in the filesystem ( assets/cache ) and can get so big that parsing it just takes too long.
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      doze Reply #12, 19 years, 9 months ago
      Quote from: Siema at Jan 09, 2007, 09:50 AM

      I am doing something like that at the moment and I see no real problems. If the cach starts to mess up I’ll just disable it I guess. The problem with the manager tree is something im gonna work around with an own written news manager module or something I think wink
      Disabling the cache doesn’t help.. but it’s solved in 0.9.7.. wink


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        nullpointer Reply #13, 19 years, 9 months ago
        well im not generating 5000 posts + comments right now
        but the backend of my kind of multiuser video blog system should cope with this amount in future

        so should i look for another cms ?
        when is the 0.9.7 version going to be released ?

        thanx for the tipp with tomcat - but to learn how to deal with servlets is a bit to risky for my time schedule in this project
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          doze Reply #14, 19 years, 9 months ago
          Quote from: nullpointer at Jan 09, 2007, 04:08 PM

          when is the 0.9.7 version going to be released ?
          Still some way to go before that happens.. There’s no time frames that I know of, but I’d say before summer. The 0.9.5 was just released few weeks ago and there is still 0.9.5.1 to come..


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            Xsss4hell Reply #15, 19 years, 9 months ago
            OK, I remember one good tomcat solution..(easy to learn ;-)
            LifeRay Portal - I tried it, it’s very nice and easy to administrate.
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              nullpointer Reply #16, 19 years, 9 months ago
              thanx for the tipp
              but i run out of time and have to chose a framework now so i just dont have the time anymore to look at the tomact solution
              so i have to choose between wordpress, modx or typo3
              wordpress as a dummy totaly suits my needs at the moment but very soon i have to extend it like posting via the frontend, two parallel blogs with the same database, forums etc.
              i also need a better user management (frontendusers) like modx and typo3 does

              Quote from: Xsss4hell at Jan 09, 2007, 07:48 AM

              I’would tell the app to categorize post to these folders [YEAR]->[MONTH]->[WEEK]->[DAY] and put it in the according folders in y manager tree. still 1000 posts but betta sorted, nicer look. In php of course.

              as i mentioned before im a newbe
              could you give me a hint please how i can genereate [YEAR]->[MONTH]->[WEEK]->[DAY] site struktur via newspublisher and read it recursively via ditto

              thanx