its python api is very easy too, you should give it a try.
>
> http://sphinxsearch.com/
yes I will
Both MySQL and Postgre have index searching , yes. I have not tried
PostgreSQL FTS but SphinxSearch is renowned for fastest indexing and fastest
search. its python api is very easy too, you should give it a try.
http://sphinxsearch.com/
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 3:32 AM, Michele Comitini <
michele.
Ok then i should start trying fork on web2py , thx michele.
On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 3:32 AM, Michele Comitini <
michele.comit...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2010/8/27 Phyo Arkar :
> > Yes i do use forks before in C and Python .
> > Forks works well on web2py?
> From my experience I would say so.
> >
>
>
2010/8/27 Phyo Arkar :
> Yes i do use forks before in C and Python .
> Forks works well on web2py?
>From my experience I would say so.
>
> what i am doing now is trying to parse any kind of files. well lets say it
> is a crawler (not and indexer) yet. it crawls and insert into database.
>
> for i
Yes i do use forks before in C and Python .
But i have not tried with web2py yet , i dont know how web2py will behave .
Forks works well on web2py?
if not i will just write a twisted base daemon, which will listen on a unix
ipc socket for requests and if the crawling is done , will report
"number
2010/8/27 Phyo Arkar :
> strings is very neat unix/linux command to extract Strings (with more than 4
> chars by default) inside any type of files (even binary files, images ,
> etc).
> so if there a python implemantion of it , if u know i will use it. as Kevin
> shows theres not much speed differ
strings is very neat unix/linux command to extract Strings (with more than 4
chars by default) inside any type of files (even binary files, images ,
etc).
so if there a python implemantion of it , if u know i will use it. as Kevin
shows theres not much speed difference in IO compare to C. (even fa
Phyo,
I agree mostly with what Kevin says, but some multiprocessing could be
good for the case, unless "strings" is faster than IO.
Since the specific problem is not web specific, I suggest that you do
create a program in python (without web2py) and,
as Kevin says, better if you replace "strings"
i use with subprocess.Popen(shell=False) and it works fine tho,
can you point me what are the problems?
i really need to call commands from web2py so what i should use ?
On 8/20/10, mdipierro wrote:
> You should not use subprocess in a web2py application (if you really
> need too, look into the
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