don't update if you don't want to retrain
I checked in the caching dbdict stuff. Because of changes to how things are stored, and the removal of the lame MetaInfo class, I had to up the pickle version. So don't update until you're ready to retrain. This scheme uses much less cruft, which should make Jeremy happy. It's certainly made me happy :) Neale
So... does this lay to rest forever the pickle/dbm debate? Is there any reason left to use a pickle? - TimS 11/27/2002 4:41:38 PM, Neale Pickett <neale@woozle.org> wrote:
I checked in the caching dbdict stuff. Because of changes to how things are stored, and the removal of the lame MetaInfo class, I had to up the pickle version. So don't update until you're ready to retrain.
This scheme uses much less cruft, which should make Jeremy happy. It's certainly made me happy :)
Neale
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So then, Tim Stone - Four Stones Expressions <tim@fourstonesExpressions.com> is all like:
So... does this lay to rest forever the pickle/dbm debate? Is there any reason left to use a pickle?
The pickle is still smaller, and it's faster to write out the whole thing than it is the dbm. So the original recommendations, and the ones in hammiebulk.py, are still accurate: pickle for pop3proxy and hammiesrv, dbm for hammiefilter. If you use the Outlook plugin or Jeremy's ZODB driver, you don't need to concern yourself with this.
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