At 11:59 PM 9/26/2002 +0800, Richard Kang wrote:
>heya,
>
> I've just started using Plucker Desktop (Version 1.2.0.0, Build
> Date - Sep 14 2002), and searched through this list but have not been
> able to find any mention of these problems...
>
> a) I've used the builtin HTML editor to build my Home page. This
> is one of my lines:
>
> <a href="http://mobile.theonion.com"; maxdepth="2" stayondomain>The
> Onion</a>
>
> The switches "stayondomain" and "stayonhost" doesn't seem to work.
> It still plucks pages beyond what I set it to do. When my logs were set
> to extensive, this error shows up:
>
> Processing http://mobile.theonion.com/...
> Retrieved ok.
> Ignoring invalid link attribute 'stayondomain'
> Ignoring invalid link attribute 'stayondomain'
> Ignoring invalid link attribute 'stayondomain'
I don't see "stayondomain" in the docs, the helpfile, or the
source. "stayonhost" is in all of them and should work.
> b) Scheduler - I've set a channel to update at 5am. Due to the fact
> that there's *quite* a lot of stuff to download (about 1000++ items), it
> takes quite a bit of time. This results in Plucker Desktop loading up
> another instance of the plucking software to pluck the exact same channel
> (It says Channel is due). Is there something that stops Plucker Desktop
> from loading another instance of the same channel?
Does this belong in the Desktop, or should it be in the Spider? It seems
more appropriate for the parser rather than the high-level interface. I
could probably get that into the Desktop using a Windows named mutex, but
the parser (Spider.py) is written in Python. I haven't determined how to
create a cross-process named mutex or semaphor in Python yet.
Tony McNamara
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