From: Andrew T. <ajt...@hi...> - 2007-01-31 17:51:29
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On 1/31/07, Miles Beck <mil...@gm...> wrote: > Here is the log of the cpu utlization. Is there a way to find out > I did notice that when you click on the Edit link for a feed you can > set an update interval. I tried setting a feed to a one minute update > and it did not seem to work. Using this method (if it worked) I could > set up half my feeds to be every 30 minutes, and the other half to be > every 60 minutes. Though even this would not solve the problem as it > is an excessive mysql query which seems to be the culprit. Yeah, I don't know when the 'update interval' showed up, but I don't believe it's being used currently. The 'slickest'/easiest solution would be to included a PHP script (or just bash script) that would handle spacing out updating your feeds. It would be called by cron every 30 or 60 mins, then do a query to the DB to get, say, the 5 oldest feeds that are due for updating (based on update interval) and update just those, and the next time cron called it, it would get 5 (or whatever) different ones. Sounds like something Kevin could probably do in 10 mins ;) |