Mario Emmenlauer wrote:
I don't think noone cares, its most likely that quite a bit of effort was put into finalising things for the recent release and then the hotfix. After that template and plugin providers probably needed to update their work, I know I did. Now its complete, the lull is most likely people taking care of other parts of their lives.Hi,
Did you see the thread on utf8_substr I posted earlier this week? By replacing the utf8_substr() function with standard-php substr() in feed.php, load on my server dropped from 100 down to almost zero. This is because utf8_substr uses a perl_replace for all caracters in a page just to guess correct page-lenght.
But noone seemed to care to much.
Note: This only applies if you have people visiting your feed.php, check your apache logs.
Cheers, Mario
Yann wrote:
I am sorry to have to point that out again; but I think we should focuse on a stable release of dokuwiki before adding new features to the next release. Dokuwiki is actually _not usable_ on a large wiki; I also suspect the code to have (nearly-?)endless loops somewhere in it. I am using a standard installation of dokuwiki and if often causes a load of 20 until you kill dokuwiki's php process. Am I really the only one encountering such problems?
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