On 2013-04-16 22:31, Justin Clark-Casey wrote:
On 16/04/13 20:28, Jeff Kelley wrote:
At 9:55 AM -0400 4/16/13, Dr Ramesh Ramloll wrote:
Are there toolkits (scritps that can be enhanced/modified/combined)
that can speed
the setting up an online database to store the data (if notecards
cannot do it).
If you want to store files outside opensim:
Using llHTTPRequest, I could read a 1048576 bytes (1Mb) file. No
toolkit required.
However, you will hit script memory and time limits while processing
as much data.
With some PHP, you can also write files to a web server.
I dit not test for the maximum length of a notecard. I have some
about 50K. Depends on what you call "large". I would
suggest trying to create multiples of 64k and see when it fails.
There's certainly a limit at mySQL max_allowed_packet
or below.
Yes, osMakeNotecard does not currently police a size limit, so the
first limit you hit might be that of a MySQL blob.
However, as assets are immutable, then if you may be saving large
files regularly then I would suggest doing it via an external
mechanism such as via llHTTPRequest to some external server as Jeff
outlines.
The only problem with external mechanism. but thast also with large
blobs. the load time can be to high in case it would be used for
something realtime.
Is there anyway a extra delay implemented in opensim with http or is
there only the network delay ? that can be very low on local lan.
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