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- The Spindoctors
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- caughtatwork
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If you're using caughtatwork.net, select the stats, select the graph, hit submit.
There are some 1,000,000 log rows and 10,000 caches plus some godawful number of cachers as well.
As such, in order to find the "highest / fastest / biggest" is needs to collate everything together into a big array and the find the top 50.
This might take a minute, or even two or three. Unless you are getting a broken image tag, it just takes a while nowadays with so much data.
If you can tell me specificlly which state / graph I'll check it out.
There are some 1,000,000 log rows and 10,000 caches plus some godawful number of cachers as well.
As such, in order to find the "highest / fastest / biggest" is needs to collate everything together into a big array and the find the top 50.
This might take a minute, or even two or three. Unless you are getting a broken image tag, it just takes a while nowadays with so much data.
If you can tell me specificlly which state / graph I'll check it out.
- Big Matt and Shell
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<P>homedg wrote:So does that mean that I can still press 1 button and get all the info?
The stats and graphs are great, I just used to enjoy when I could click, wait, and scoll through all the results.
It's always good to see what's happening in the real world.
Appreciate your work.
I used to like this method as well but I can see that it would have been intensive on the server<P>I have noticed that there have been a few graphs drop off as well. There used to be a graph that showed the number of finds by cachers in a state by current month and current year. Any plans on this making a return?
- caughtatwork
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Unfortunately this can't be accommodated any morehomedg wrote:So does that mean that I can still press 1 button and get all the info?
The stats and graphs are great, I just used to enjoy when I could click, wait, and scoll through all the results.
It's always good to see what's happening in the real world.
Appreciate your work.
I'm sad about it too.
The drain on the server was simply too much, pushing 4 CPU's to the limit for some number of minutes (in some cases when more than one person was there, 10-20 minutes).
- Big Matt and Shell
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- The Spindoctors
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