Admin/System Tools/Regenerate Abstracts - Revision history

Drn@ecs.soton.ac.uk at 21:11, 4 March 2022

2022-03-04T21:11:44Z

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	This page pertains to the '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button in the '''[[Admin/System Tools\|System Tools]]''' tab of the '''[[Admin]]''' web page for your repository web interface.		This page pertains to the '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button in the '''[[Admin/System Tools\|System Tools]]''' tab of the '''[[Admin]]''' web page for your repository web interface.

	The '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested~~, if~~ the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.		The '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested. If the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.

	If you actually want to regenerate abstract pages use the '''[[API:bin/generate_abstracts\|bin/generate_views]]''' script.		If you actually want to regenerate abstract pages use the '''[[API:bin/generate_abstracts\|bin/generate_views]]''' script.

Drn@ecs.soton.ac.uk at 21:09, 4 March 2022

2022-03-04T21:09:42Z

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	The '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested, if the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.		The '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested, if the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.

	If you actually want to regenerate abstract pages use the ''[[API:bin/generate_abstracts\|bin/generate_views]]''' script.		If you actually want to regenerate abstract pages use the '''[[API:bin/generate_abstracts\|bin/generate_views]]''' script.

Drn@ecs.soton.ac.uk at 21:09, 4 March 2022

2022-03-04T21:09:29Z

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	This page pertains to the '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button in the '''[[Admin/System Tools\|System Tools]]''' tab of the '''[[Admin]]''' web page for your repository web interface.		This page pertains to the '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button in the '''[[Admin/System Tools\|System Tools]]''' tab of the '''[[Admin]]''' web page for your repository web interface.

	The ''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested, if the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.		The '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested, if the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.

			If you actually want to regenerate abstract pages use the ''[[API:bin/generate_abstracts\|bin/generate_views]]''' script.

Drn@ecs.soton.ac.uk: Added page about Regenerate Abstracts page

2022-03-04T20:56:58Z

Added page about Regenerate Abstracts page

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This page pertains to the '''Regenerate Abstracts''' button in the '''[[Admin/System Tools|System Tools]]''' tab of the '''[[Admin]]''' web page for your repository web interface.

The ''Regenerate Abstracts''' button updates the timestamp in the archive's <tt>var/abstracts.timestamp</tt> file to the current time. This file is used whenever an abstract page is requested, if the current (server-side) cache for this abstract page is older that the timestamp in this file, then the abstract page is regenerated. This is better than regenerating all abstracts pages immediately. As a repository gets larger the time to regenerate all abstract pages gets longer and can put a high load on the server.