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Re: scheduled power outage for NPB (fwd)
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Great! You'll take the lead on that piece, then? You'll want to work with Brad, Herman, and Phil as to testing and installation. I'm assuming you'll make sure we don't lose any guestbook comments in the transition? That is one of the most valuable pieces we have on the site ... lots of levels of backup would be highly appropriate. :))

Carl

According to Yoichi Shinoda:
>
>
> I haven't checked out Chris's code yet, but it sounds
> like that his effort fits very nice in my proposed approach.
>
> We make his program call nntp/post operation on local
> nntp server instead of storing it directly to a file system.
> The nntp server would deliver the posted record to
> other sites, and kicks a program that does the actual store.
> (Ofcourse, we can omit the local loop here. It's just a matter
> of taste ... make guestbook recorder side to both post and
> store, or just post).
>
> If he does indexing stuff before the program stores a new
> record, then he have to move that part to the receiver
> side of the news.
>
> --- shinoda
>
> Carl wrote:
>
> >Hmmm ... here's a possible alternative. Chris got pretty far
> >in writing a new guestbook program. The problem with the
> >current scheme is that it updates a single file. The new
> >code puts each comment in a single file, thereby making
> >it unnecessary to have a single master.
> >
> >You can see his code in /Tools/Guestbook ... his stuff is the
> >"guestdir" programs. Missing was a converter that would take
> >current entries and put them into the new format and the
> >user interface that would allow people to do selective searches
> >on the guestbook to read comments (e.g., read by date, read
> >by keyword, see the last 10 comments that were entered).
> >
> >Feel free to take a crack at that code if you think that
> >would help. The only thing that Chris had that caused me
> >any worry on that code was the use of server side includes to
> >automatically include the last ten comments into the "master"
> >guestbook page.
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