Hi All
Currently I am using a wget/perl script to generate static html pages
so that my crawler can index those html files. However `wget/perl'
script is giving my mysql a jump from a usual 1% cpu to now--when I
run the script--27% cpu.
Is there a less expensive way (RT way) to generate exact static
replica of a default ticket page--look and feel as well?
I am using a `for loop' and `rt show ticket/id' to generate a list of
valid ticket numbers and the
createstatic.pl file takes those numbers as arguments and creates
static html files.
for example I am assuming--not sure how to get the latest ticket id
otherwise--my latest ticket id is 400000. So I run
for i in `seq 1 400000`; do rt show ticket/$i | grep -q id && echo $i
; done >> tickets
Then I run the next `for loop' to generate the static html pages
for t in `cat tickets ` ; do perl createstatic.pl $t >
/var/apache/htdocs/tickets/${t}.html; sleep 2; done
So now my crawler can index the static pages.
Here is my createstatic.pl attached
Thanks
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Asif Iqbal
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my $_WGET = "/usr/local/bin/wget --no-check-certificate -q -O -";
my $BASE = "https://rt.host.net/Ticket";;
my $USERNAME = "staticuser";
my $PASSWORD = "staticpass";
my $ticketID = $ARGV[0];
my $QUERY = "${BASE}/Display.html?id=${ticketID}". #->
"&user=${USERNAME}&pass=${PASSWORD}";
open (INFILE, "${_WGET} '${QUERY}' |") || die "Unable to open '${_WGET}' $!";
while (my $line = <INFILE>) {
if ($line =~ /<TITLE>[^<]*<\/TITLE>/) { # Title Of Page
print "${line}<base href=\"${BASE}\">\n";
next;
} elsif ($line =~ /<b>Ticket metadata<\/b>/) {
print "<a href=\"https://rt.host.net/Ticket";. #->
"/Display.html?id=${ticketID}\">". #->
"This is a cached copy of this page. ". #->
"Click here to view live ticket</a><br>\n${line}";
next;
}
print $line;
}
close (INFILE);
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