[wtr-general] Re: after massive watir crawl..

2009-09-11 Thread AR

Curious, I'm not sure if your issue was resolved, but I wanted to
let you know that I switched to WWW::Mechanize for a simple crawler
that was hitting around 10,000 pages.  The script finished in under an
hour, verifying everything I needed.  So, depending on your test cases
and requirements, this might be a viable solution for you.  The
WWW::Mech version of my script was just over 8 lines; pretty simple.

Adam

On Sep 8, 11:12 am, AR reed.a...@gmail.com wrote:
 I've had the same issue while doing a little sanity checking on some
 marketing websites that we control.  Using IE.new_process helped a
 little, but Ruby would always die before the script completed.

 On Aug 30, 6:33 pm, Chris McMahon christopher.mcma...@gmail.com
 wrote:

   looks to me that something must be stuck somewhere, and I need to
   clear that away, but I don't know what I need to clear away.. I
   restarted the computer, but the problem does not go away.

   Could anyone tell me what I need to clear away in order to have smooth
   internet access??

  I seem to recall that Ruby under some circumstances will hog memory
  until Bad Things Happen.

  If you're crawling all these pages and saving bits of information, be
  sure you're writing out to a file along the way and flushing the write
  buffer when you do it.

  -Chris
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[wtr-general] Re: after massive watir crawl..

2009-09-08 Thread AR

I've had the same issue while doing a little sanity checking on some
marketing websites that we control.  Using IE.new_process helped a
little, but Ruby would always die before the script completed.

On Aug 30, 6:33 pm, Chris McMahon christopher.mcma...@gmail.com
wrote:
  looks to me that something must be stuck somewhere, and I need to
  clear that away, but I don't know what I need to clear away.. I
  restarted the computer, but the problem does not go away.

  Could anyone tell me what I need to clear away in order to have smooth
  internet access??

 I seem to recall that Ruby under some circumstances will hog memory
 until Bad Things Happen.

 If you're crawling all these pages and saving bits of information, be
 sure you're writing out to a file along the way and flushing the write
 buffer when you do it.

 -Chris
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[wtr-general] Re: after massive watir crawl..

2009-08-29 Thread Dylan

Well, if you're crawling tens of thousands of pages you might have
picked up a nasty bug somewhere along the way. I would run some virus
scans. Also run some network diagnostics (try pinging some sites,
etc...)

-Dylan

On Aug 29, 8:04 am, curious csamigr...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have massive WATIR based crawling going on.. I am crawling many tens
 of thousands of pages.  Now after this massive crawl, my internet is
 getting stuck.

 Internet is not loading the pages anymore.. and it is just saying
 'loading' message, and not proceeding to the next page.  I have
 cleared away / deleted all 'history / temporary files / cookies' in
 Internet browser - tools / options, but the problem still persists.

 I have tried the same WATIR crawling in another computer with the same
 internet connection, and in this another computer, internet access is
 just fine.  But in this computer with massive crawling, internet pages
 are not loading.

 not only the pages I am crawling, but also any internet pages are not
 loading.

 looks to me that something must be stuck somewhere, and I need to
 clear that away, but I don't know what I need to clear away.. I
 restarted the computer, but the problem does not go away.

 Could anyone tell me what I need to clear away in order to have smooth
 internet access??

 thanks.
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