From: Dan F. <dfr...@cs...> - 2004-10-21 13:58:08
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Reini, I am watching this with happiness. Reproducible tests that beat on the system mean fewer bugs. That's a good thing. Dan Reini Urban wrote: > Oliver Betz schrieb: > >> Reini Urban <ru...@x-...> wrote: >> >>> What do you see? >>> Well, that phpwiki-1.3.11 is 5068KB large and phpwiki-1.3.4 only >>> 2196KB. >> > > WikiUserNew (with groups and perms) costs about 600kb. I'll try now to > seperate the possibly unneeded parts into seperate (optionally loaded) > modules. Maybe this will bring some more 300kb. > > But turning off ob_buffers will bring 16MB! > >> BTW: also the needed disk space for a PhpWiki installation increased >> rapidly (6.5MB for 1.3.10 IIRC), which will limit PhpWiki's usability >> on small hosting services. > > > Most of the new stuff is optional. ADODB is much larger now. > Much more internal docs: pgsrc pages. > Someone (me) should write a wiki page, what files pages can be safely > deleted, under certain conditions. > >>> At least I've found the real culprit. no stupid refs or object tricks. >> >> great! >> >>> And I've found tons of otherwise undetected bugs. >> >> >> critical? > > > Just loading and dumping errored. And only with rare combinations, > otherwise it shoud have got detected before. > plugincached, wikiuser, httpclient, wikicallback. > But no apache/php crash so far. (php 4.1.2 + 4.3.9) > > BTW: With the new unittests for 1.3.4 I got a lot of crashes on 1.3.4, > so don't say it got worse. |