[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
has anyone written a script which crawls a site and lists all objects
which aren't referenced anymore?
Crawling a site means going from a root object, and following all of
its references, recursively.
Any objects you find through this process are, by virtue of
* Starting at root, check all objects if they are referenced,
* and produce a list of those which are not, for cleanup purposes.
* Packing the database cleans up in this manner.
Oh well. Third try:
I know about the 'pack database' button. Garbage collection of this
kind is not my problem.
extremely expensive. you would have to...
- assemble a list of all objects IDs in the ZODB
and then...
- parse all contents of all objects and check against that ID list.
you would probably need a little counter for every single ID that gets
incremented upon finding its ID referenced, and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* I have lots of scripts, dtml methods etc. everywhere which are
* perfectly well-known to the ZODB, nothing wrong with that, but which
* are simply not used by me anymore. No usage from other scripts nor
* methods nor documents. And these buggers I'd like to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have lots of scripts, dtml methods etc. everywhere which are
perfectly well-known to the ZODB, nothing wrong with that, but which
are simply not used by me anymore. No usage from other scripts nor
methods nor documents. And these buggers I'd like to find.
They're
* I have lots of scripts, dtml methods etc. everywhere which are
* perfectly well-known to the ZODB, nothing wrong with that, but which
* are simply not used by me anymore. No usage from other scripts nor
* methods nor documents. And these buggers I'd like to find.
* There is no easy way to
I am working on improved xml-rpc fault output because I find the current
output from Zope less than useful.
Basically what my version does is strip the html tags from the error value
returned from Zope/standard_error_message, formats it in a simple way
(basically justs trims line breaks down)
On 30 Aug 2002 at 10:10, Casey Duncan wrote:
Now my question is whether this is a good thing in general. I like it
especially when accessing Zope using Python's xmlrpclib, but do any of have
reasons for keeping the html tags in the fault string?
No, drop the HTML!
I do a lot of xml-rpc with
Original problem:
I have lots of scripts, dtml methods etc. everywhere which are
perfectly well-known to the ZODB, nothing wrong with that, but which
are simply not used by me anymore. No usage from other scripts nor
methods nor documents. And these buggers I'd like to find.
@Steve:
You
Now my question is whether this is a good thing in general
+1 and not just for xmlrpc, the less HTML that gets sent in errors the
better.
--
Andy McKay
Agmweb Consulting
http://www.agmweb.ca
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On Fri, 30 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider a tab for methods... which allows to parse them and produces
a sortable list of links to the other referenced methods...
Just to make it clear what I'm talking about when I say effectively
impossible, consider the following bit of DTML:
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider a tab for methods... which allows to parse them and produces
a sortable list of links to the other referenced methods...
Good luck grin. You might manage a Quick and Dirty implementation,
but to guarantee you've not missed anything you
Shane Hathaway wrote:
raise ValueError, can\'t create a read-only file
ValueError: can't create a read-only file
Apparently the file Data.fs.in doesn't exist. Why? (Try adding print
dfi to custom_zodb.py.)
Problem found!
dfi points to the right place, but for some reason, the 2.5.1
R. David Murray wrote:
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Consider a tab for methods... which allows to parse them and produces
a sortable list of links to the other referenced methods...
Good luck grin. You might manage a Quick and Dirty implementation,
but to guarantee
As people already noted, this is essentially impossible for a bunch of
reasons.
...but...
You could add to Zope some sort of access counters on all objects. You could
reset this on a live site, twiddle your thumbs for a week, then dump those
counters. Objects with the smallest counters are
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002, Oliver Bleutgen wrote:
If there is a central part in zope (ZPublisher?) which always runs when
methods/scripts/etc are called, one could patch it to also log the path
of the object which is called (the physical path!).
Then just use a web spider which crawls the whole
I agree that error values containing html are pretty evil, but I think they go
back to the days before we had any notion of using Zope beyond direct web
publishing. Many of these originate from the response object itself, so I
plan to override them in the xml-rpc reponse class.
In any case,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am using __getattr__ within my product, and the code
pasted below works ...
However, because of the way that this
messes with Acquisition, certain things like accessing the ZMI pages or
acquired methods can be quite slow (but work).
...
def
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