|
Decent Blogging using Foswiki Read on
|
About
You are in the page section consisting of all the
BlogPages that
exist outside the chronological sortion of BlogEntries but are special
TWikiTopics with respect to this application
|
FeedbackYours, 6 Comments1 DeanTan replied 7 months, 2 weeks laterJojoWiki Hardware & Software Configuration
Your site has fairly decent performance for the BlogPlugin, would you please share your hardware spec and software configuration, and any other tuning tips you might have applied?
… reply
2 MichaelDaum replied 7 months, 2 weeks later
Hi Dean,
this blog runs on an Intel Celeron 2.80GHz, 512MB RAM, hosted
by http://artfiles.de. So the hardware is pretty standard.
The rest is more or less a demo of current developments,
including tuning in non-standard ways. Most speed gain
comes from using speedy-cgi and the DBCachePlugin to
avoid intensive disk io, that is it nearly gets served from memory.
There are other optimizations in the BlogPlugin that are not yet released to the wild as they are part of a deeper reorganization
of all TWikiApplications on Michael Daum Consulting and on other sites hosted on the http://wikiring.de. So the currently
downloadable version on twiki.org isn't state of the art anymore.
Please feel free to contact me via email if you need more help. … reply
2.1 Andrew Shmelev , 1 year, 2 months later: How to make the same TWiki application you have ? May be you can share preconfigured bundle of your Wiki-blog application, just the same you use at this site ? Or may be a short instruction about composing an application. … reply
2.1.1 MichaelDaum , 20 minutes later: TWiki for Bloggers That's exactly what I am currently working on. The blog plugin is being rewritten using the new TWikiWorkbench approach and the ClassificationPlugin to provide hierarchical categories. SubjectCategories in BlogPlugin will be renamed to "Channels" as this is more reflecting what to use the categories for in a blog.There are some more applications that will go into that TWikiBundle. No promisses, but it will speed up ROI a lot, so to say. … reply
3 RyanBoyles replied 1 year, 6 months laterBlog Comments
I have an issue where I restrict the BlogAuthor group to a set of authors, but the result is that other registered users can't create comments. How can I fix this? Thanks! … reply
3.1 MichaelDaum, 23 minutes later Have a look at your Blog.WebPreferences. Maybe you've put the BlogAuthorGroup into some access control list there. That's wrong then. BlogEntries are write-restricted on a per topic base. Anything else should be open. Check your global settings in Main.TWikiPreferences also. … reply
|
Copyright © 1999-2010 Michael Daum Consulting. All rights reserved. Impressum.