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Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just
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Wolfgang Müller |
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Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files |
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Tue, 12 Sep 2006 09:47:46 +0200 |
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On Tuesday 12 September 2006 07:53, Jonas Lindqvist wrote:
> gift-add-collection.pl would need much more than just a --no-thumbs
> option to become perfect for MY very specific needs.
>
> I would need a --no-reindex option to keep it from reextracting
> features if I have the fts files already.
The current behavior was intended to do so. It does not just in the case you
did a reinstall of the GIFT between two reindexes. I added the current
behavior in order to make development easier while still achieving a good
speedup if nothing is changed in the script. Maybe the current behavior
should be replaced by the --no-reindex behavior you suggest and
a --force-reindex option should be added.
> I would need a --append option to make it append to a collection
> instead of replacing the collection (as it does today).
What do you mean? I do not really understand.
> I would need a --no-image-paths option to make it not store the image
> paths in the url2fts.xml file, since I just need the image names to
> be presented by the gift server.
I thought you can get a behavior close to that by the proper choice of
prefixes (empty) in gift-add-collection.pl.
> I would need a --minimize-downtime option to first extract features,
> then recreate the url2fts.xml file into a tmp dir, then create the db
> and mrml files into a tmp directory, and then moving the finished
> files into the correct places (as atomically as possible) just before
> it restarts the gift server.
This would be very interesting for everyone and is a relatively good ersatz
before a real live reindex is added to the GIFT.
>
> gift-add-collction.pl is a very useful tool to get started, and to
> try to follow what goes on in the indexing phase. A --no-thumbs
> option would probably be useful for many people, but the other
> options I would need is probably quite specific to what I feel I need.
> Also, I need to fit the indexing into a routine where I also handle
> keywords and other metadata, so I will need to write my own tools
> anyway.
...and I do think that David and other people would be interested in that,
too.
> But, I'll think about adding a --no-thumbnails option to gift-add-
> collction.pl. After all I haven't really contributed to this project
> yet, and I think it is about time I do.
This would be most appreciated.
> I hope I will have some spare time to spend on the GIFT during this
> weekend.
:-)
Wolfgang
--
Dr. Wolfgang Müller
LS Medieninformatik
Universität Bamberg
Check out the SIG MM web site http://www.sigmm.org
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files, Wolfgang Müller, 2006/09/11
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files, Wolfgang Müller, 2006/09/11
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files, Jonas Lindqvist, 2006/09/12
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files,
Wolfgang Müller <=
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files, Jonas Lindqvist, 2006/09/12
- Re: [help-GIFT] Appending to a collection, merging collections, or just "restoring" db-files, Wolfgang Müller, 2006/09/12
- [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, Jonas Lindqvist, 2006/09/17
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, David Squire, 2006/09/17
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, Jonas Lindqvist, 2006/09/18
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, David Squire, 2006/09/18
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, David Squire, 2006/09/18
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, Jonas Lindqvist, 2006/09/18
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, Wolfgang Müller, 2006/09/19
- Re: [help-GIFT] --no-thumbnails, David Squire, 2006/09/19