[pmwiki-users] pmwiki-users Digest, Vol 88, Issue 1
John
prinoer at aol.com
Mon Oct 1 14:52:54 CDT 2012
Hopefully, this is the last on this topic;
I have discovered the file extension for the wiki.d files, and added it to the code on the Speed-Up-Using-Apache page. It is .flat.
Sorry about the bits and pieces; but, I think you will find we have a winner here. Apparently, Apache has been used to speed up Wordpress, as well; but, I didn't look at that model; I just picked my own.
Perhaps it is better, or perhaps it is worse; I really don't know.
Good luck,
John
prinoer at aol.com
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oday's Topics:
1. How to get page variable of included page in php?
(Christopher Cox)
2. Hi, I've made it a little easier for PmWiki users. (John)
3. Re: Hi, I've made it a little easier for PmWiki
users. (Petko Yotov)
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ate: Sun, 30 Sep 2012 18:55:29 -0500
rom: Christopher Cox <ccox at endlessnow.com>
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ubject: [pmwiki-users] How to get page variable of included page in
php?
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Let's say I included MyIncludedGroup.MyIncludedPage into a page called
hisGroup.ThisName. I have some php and when it is processing
hisGroup.ThisName, I can easily see that Group=ThisGroup and Name=ThisName
sing PageVar or even FmtPageName to get at the Group and Name.. but that always
seems to give me the page being viewed and not the included page.
Is there a way to do that? It's like there's a way to control the context
omehow for markup found in the included page so that it can know where it came
rom.
I guess I want the type of {$Group} (vs. {*$Group}) behavior you have when using
page markup... but I want that somehow for php custom markup I've written.
ossible??
Maybe my markup isn't being executed in the right "order".. I have it currently
et to "directives"
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ate: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 10:22:23 -0400 (EDT)
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ubject: [pmwiki-users] Hi, I've made it a little easier for PmWiki
users.
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i, I've made the big Apache speed-up and reliability fix I hit upon a bit
asier for PmWiki users. Here is a link to all the correctly written htaccess
iles for all the folders of PmWiki; including, the main-name site. I've
ncluded Geshi in hopes that I will be able to display some long coding pages,
ike Search-Replace.
http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/uploads/downloads/pmwiki-site-name.zip
Just download, extract, rename the path to root according to your site, zip and
pload. You can extract serverside with this, or any serverside extractor
http://coll-org-source.us/0-one/unzipper-script.html).
Note, that the htaccess files, if existing, will be overwritten. If you have
dded anything that you want to keep, you must save it before using this
onvenience.
For those without Apache, it's an easy install with DOS-shell access to the
pache automatic installer. I don't know if manual install is easy, or not. I
ave it with iPage shared server.
ohn
rinoer at aol.com
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John writes:
Hi, I've made the big Apache speed-up and reliability fix I hit upon a bit
easier for PmWiki users. Here is a link to all the correctly written htaccess
I'm pretty sure that this installation actually slows down your server.
1. Why do you process *.html and *.js static files with the PHP engine? It
s not about speed, because this would be 4 to 100 times slower than the
egular way, Apache serving a static file. It is not about optimizing
mWiki, because PmWiki doesn't read program code in *.html files.
2. For a simple redirection, a single .htaccess file at the document root
eeds to be modified, you don't need files in every subdirectory. Here is
hat we use on PmWiki.org to redirect (www)?.pmwiki.(com|net|org|fr) to
ww.pmwiki.org :
# Redirect anything other than *.pmwiki.org to www.pmwiki.org
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !pmwiki.org$ [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^pmwiki.org$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://www.pmwiki.org/$1 [L,R]
We want the "www" part, but if we didn't, we would have just 2 lines:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^pmwiki.org$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://pmwiki.org/$1 [L,R]
This in the root .htaccess file only, not in all subdirectories.
I don't want to write your recipe, but... oh boy.
3. The directories with "Deny from all" really don't need any additional
ines. As the other directories - having a .htaccess file that is not
equired slows down the server (which needs to open it and parse it).
4. If your DNS server is configured correctly and allows DNS caching, by not
sing "www" your visitors may actually save a single microsecond, but they
pend much more, probably a full second, when they follow a redirection. :-)
Having a single host is reportedly better for SEO, so the lost second is
orth it, but not for speed or reliability.
5. PHP is an interpreted language and PmWiki most often renders the HTML
age on the fly which is obviously slower than static HTML. But it has a
uilt-in cache feature which allows to skip most of the processing when it
s possible. There is also a recipe which stores the output as static HTML
nd lets Apache completely bypass PmWiki when it is possible. See
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/FastCache
Petko
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