During the shutdown sequence, they could be saved (that's if you want them to be saved..)Originally Posted by AWA
During the shutdown sequence, they could be saved (that's if you want them to be saved..)
How about if the server is online for like a week without restarting? Kinda pointless not to save the logs
Why? If you need them on SQL for the CMS you could get them by RCON, I don't know any other reason that you'd need them.
Looks good. The CMS is nice, even though I don't usually like bootstrap all too much.Good luck.
I've implemented a system that queues all messages IM's and room chat and saves them every few minutes using batch queries :) works well even with thousands of messages queued
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YOu even know what logs are for? :P
I don't cache them. I insert into MySQL and select 100 latest inserted queries upon mod tool request. Don't like it? Then gfto!
I'm using normal Habbo theme, not sure where you got Bootstrap from.Looks good. The CMS is nice, even though I don't usually like bootstrap all too much.
Why would you do it like that....I don't cache them. I insert into MySQL and select 100 latest inserted queries upon mod tool request. Don't like it? Then gfto!
I'm using normal Habbo theme, not sure where you got Bootstrap from.
Because inserting into a MySQL table is how you store data. :DWhy would you do it like that....
Or are you saying, why the hell would you cache every single chatlog!? ikr! :D
why would you put stress on the mysql server rather then use a bit more ram and have it accessible / removable with caching it.
Caching something like chatlogs makes a lot more sense to me, unless you have a MYSQL server dedicated to chatlogs.
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Chatlog goes into cache.
Mod Tool reads from cache.
Repeat.
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Save chatlogs on 'room unload'
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However, it's your project.
They're called logs so they're going to logged somewhere which can be readable more than once. You can disable chatlogs in the configuration. If you're worried about stress - but no one has ever had a problem with it before. Plus I'm using Jordan's method.
I second this. ^
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If y'all so concerned about it I'll make an option to log to text file or mysql ^_^
nobodys trying to tell you how to code, merely suggestions. keep in mind, if you want your EMU being used by the community take there suggestions because its what they think would be best.
PS; good idea, also that with the option of packets in db for quick implementing.
It's a suggestion, that's why I'll open a test hotel simply to test performance. I don't see anything wrong it.
Log them all in a text file till room is unloaded then move them from the text file to mysql on room unload.
Just a suggestion.
