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Search image by md5 doesn't work in /b/'s archive. #258

Closed usernamestring closed 10 years ago

usernamestring commented 10 years ago

Searching for files by md5 hash in the archive menu doesn't work if the hash contains the slash symbol (/). Unlike other archive sites, worldathleticproject replaces the slashes in the url with underscores (_).

ihavenoface commented 10 years ago

Thanks for reporting.

Also @MayhemYDG.

nstepien commented 10 years ago

That's caused by an improperly configured server it seems. MD5 searching doesn't seem to work on /b/ in worldathleticproject anyway. @Proplex http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4390436/need-to-allow-encoded-slashes-on-apache

end of 2013 Apache

ihavenoface commented 10 years ago

I see. MD5 search in general looks fine to me.

nstepien commented 10 years ago

Mmh, the first picture I found didn't seem to work though: http://fuuka.worldathleticproject.org/b/thread/510278891/#510287409 Whatever!

Proplex commented 10 years ago

This issue was fixed, thanks for pointing it out.

>2013
>not using apache with MPM and 1500 processing server threads

The apache boxes each have 3770's and 32GB of RAM. I feel like wasting resources.

Proof here: https://fuuka.worldathleticproject.org/b/search/image/D%2Fw%2B1W4U7y1pkED9DvuHEQ%3D%3D

nstepien commented 10 years ago

I don't know about resources, but isn't nginx supposed to be stronker?

Proplex commented 10 years ago

Now that I'm archiving a ton of boards, the traffic increase might prompt me to switch to nginx.

I only have about 50 active visitors given at any moment. When shit hits the fan, like the 500,000,000th get on /b/, I had about 300 active vistors with about 75 page requests a second--a far cry from a heavy load. If I need be, and the users start pouring in, I'll then start to prompt software changes.