> 01 Oct 2010 17:58, Jame Clay wrote to All:
>> I will be using that Perl module (which is also hosted to CPAN)
>> for Nodelist processing, for loading the nodelists in to the SQLite
>> database for further processing there.

> tryed to use this today under gentoo, with the fidonet overlay made by me,
> everything works :)

  Glad to hear it!


> i just miss one single thing now, nodelistDir load into db

> ----- ftnpldb.cfg begins -----
> ....
> ----- ftnpldb.cfg ends -----

    That looked fine...


> eq load all files from nodelister not just nodelist

    If they are same type of nodelist, the current code will try to load the
most recent.  If there are different nodelists there, like Fidonet
(nodelist.???) and Linuxnet (linuxnet.???), then it needs to be called
separately for each type.


> tryed "perl ftnpldb-nodelist -c ftnpldb.cfg -v load" with works ok, but only
> loads nodelist.day

   What other nodelist files are actually present?


> where do i extend this ?, calling ftnpldb-nodelist pr nodelist file ?

   If they are different domains, then yes.  I have 5 FTN nodelists for the 5
different domains I'm in.  For something like FamilyNet, for instance, the
command line I use is like this:

ftnpldb-nodelist -c $CFGFILE -f fmlylist -d fmlynet -v load 


   Now, if what you want to do is load multiple nodelists of the same type or
domain, that is not yet in the code but is where I'm doing with it.  The way
it is now, only the (presumably) most recent nodelist for a particular domain
is kept in the database. Where I'm going with the code;  that use case (only 1
nodelist of a particular domain in the database) will still be possible but it
will also be possible to load multiple nodelists of the same domain into the
database.  So one could load a couple (or a set) of nodelists for the same
domain, perhaps for comparison purposes.  (And/or for a web app where one
could look up info for any nodelist...)

   I have started on that but the changes have not yet been pushed to the
public respositories and are certainly not far enough along to put on CPAN as
yet or to hatch out in the PERL File echo...   



Jame

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