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How to update the database #19
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I apologize, I seem to have set the wrong variable name... |
fetching post list page 0... goroutine 1 [running]: There is another bug here. When an error occurs while obtaining the list, the program will directly interrupt. I seem unable to set the number of retries here, so I can only run the entire program again and completely. |
It will try three times, what causes failure and how often does it happen? |
Once there is any fluctuation in the network that leads to a loss of connection, the program will only retry three times and then exit. (Actually, the network connection will be restored in a very short time) For errors encountered during image download, the program will retry 999 times according to my settings. However, when retrieving a list, it can only be retried three times. |
I would change it to have the same number of retries and wait intervals as the downloaded file. |
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After I specified 'date after: 20230531 update after: 20230531', all posts of this creator will be mistakenly skipped. Because this is the creator of my new focus, I noticed this problem. There may have been other posts mistakenly skipped (although it seems quite normal). |
date : publish time |
You can use |
Will I successfully update my database by running these two options separately? If the logic of "or" can be added, it will greatly improve efficiency. (However, this is not necessary) |
I tried:
date-after: 20230531
update-after: 20230531
Whether they are written in the configuration file simultaneously or separately, new posts from June and July cannot be downloaded.
I hope to have incremental updates to the database: download new posts and update posts with changes. How should I write the configuration file?
Are there any conflicting relationships between different settings? A clearer explanation is indeed needed.
Does "-- date" represent the upload date of the post on the source website, and "-- update" represent the modification date of the post on Kemono? Can these two settings be used simultaneously and what specific effects will they have?
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