[gpodder-devel] Feed cache updates now faster :)
- From: uberChick at uberChicGeekChick.Com (Kaity G. B.; et. al.)
- Date: Sat, 10 May 2008 13:23:21 -0600
**Killer update!**
What ever you've done has been a major improvement, LOLz guess it wasn't
my script after all.
Coolness, I'll post it before bed tonight... assuming there is still any
interest / need for a script that will allow gpodder to run & sync from
the cli. My script can run as a cronjob or interactively. It will move
podcasts from gPodder's hash based directory / filename structure to a
browseable format. It supports tons of options. I'll include a copy of
the `--help` output in my e-mail, later.
But what ever you've improved is hella cool &magor improvements.
Seriously it deserves a 0.12 release, or at least 0.11.3, which ever
version number this is a drastic and I've run it more than 30 times
through a full sync of >350 feeds &its remained completely stable.
Seriously, killer update Thomas: major personal thank yous.
I hope you/everyone is doing wonderfully; please take care,
Kaity G. B.; et. al.
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Thomas Perl wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Thanks to the nice guys over at InternetTabletTalk[1] who were trying
> out gPodder on low-speed hardware (N8x0 internet tablets), and having
> _very_slow_ feed cache updates, I've looked into the issue and found
> several problems with the current code, which are not that problematic
> on my 2GHz machine, but which are quite problematic on low-end devices
> or installations with many podcast subscriptions.
>
> I've improved the code, so the feed cache should now finally make use of
> e-tag and last-modified timestamps for feeds that didn't change, and
> make the whole feed cache updating procedure a bit faster and less
> I/O-intensive. This should be very visible for users with many
> subscriptions.
>
> Please try it out and tell me if it works for you ;) You need the latest
> SVN version of gPodder and "svn up" to get the latest revision from
> trunk.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
>
> [1]
> http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18684&page=6
>
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