On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 16:21:09 -0700 (-0700), Wesley W. Terpstra wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 9:08 AM, Adrian Bridgett <adrian@smop.co.uk> wrote:
[snip]
> Am I understanding correctly that you want lurker to refuse requests for
> pages rendered with the UI elements in other languages?
Many thanks for such a fast and helpful reply :-)
Not quite. I should have explained more clearly. Currently (lacking
any better information) I backup everything lurker touches:
7916 /var/www/lurker/attach
84 /var/www/lurker/imgs
4 /var/www/lurker/index.html
256 /var/www/lurker/list
0 /var/www/lurker/lurker.docroot
4 /var/www/lurker/mbox
85148 /var/www/lurker/message (pruned somewhat)
125132 /var/www/lurker/mindex
4 /var/www/lurker/search
68 /var/www/lurker/splash
66024 /var/www/lurker/thread (pruned somewhat)
0 /var/www/lurker/ui
4 /var/www/lurker/zap
63164 /var/lib/lurker/
> If you have files appearing in other languages in your cache, it's because
> someone is actually loading pages in that language (or google found them).
> That said, you might want to reconsider disabling the feature as people are
> actually using it.
Both message and thread directories contain *.ja.html, *.de.html etc -
I would like to stop these from being created. I can't figure out
how to disable it though (ah, your instructions for main.cpp -
excellent - that's what I was after). FYI lurker.conf says:
archive[en] = Hampshire LUG Mailing List Archive
group = lists
heading = Mailing Lists
list = hampshire
title = Hampshire LUG
language = en
address = hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk
link = http://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/hampshire
description = Hampshire Linux User Group Mailing List.
This is the new public mailing list which replaced
a closed mailing list in November 2006.
> Don't backup anything in the lurker >CACHE< folder. It will all be
> regenerated on demand from the database. Also, if you have a lot of files in
> your cache folder, you might want to confirm you run lurker-prune from a
> cron job.
Looking at the lurker-prune manpage it sees to say the whole of
/var/www/lurker is the cache? Is that correct? To be honest if I can
drop the message/mindex/thread folders from teh backups that'd make a
huge difference (just backing it up to home).
lurker-prune is being called - all files are less than a day old.
Maybe it's just google scanning it all.
> That said, if you still really want to forbid lurker from generating pages
> with a non-en.html extension, you will need to edit the C++. In
> render/main.cpp go to line 130 and add something along the lines of:
>
> if (out.language != "en") error("Bad language", out.language, "Only English
> is allowed.");
Fabulous, thanks!
Adrian
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