John Kurkowski
John Kurkowski
Same as steverding. Interestingly, fetching the queues for one vhost returns the correct number of queues (3), but they're empty. curl -i http://localhost:9999/queues/myvhost {"queues":[{},{},{}]}
#197 may be helpful in the meantime. Although it's CLI args, not an environment variable.
Related: #74, #156
Agreed that those IPv6 outputs are garbage, like returning `'['` or `'[FEC0'` for the domain. IPv6 has come up a couple times before. This library supports IPv4. It seems not...
Re: IPv4, your quoted output is intended. Think of `domain` as the body of the IP address's `ExtractResult`; an IP has no subdomain or suffix. `fqdn` is a computed property,...
I hear you on the README examples. 👍 > What I needed in my use case was a way to get just the hostname (without user credentials or port number)...
> Is there some obvious optimisation I'm missing in this library's basic usage? I don't think so. This scale is uncharted territory. 😃
> I used a Pool of 16 threads Can you share the rough code here? I would expect this in-memory, CPU-oriented splitting and traversal to parallelize well.
> 23.4 seconds per one million lookups … is there a way the search space could be reduced here? Could more common TLDs be compared against sooner? I like these...
See what the problem is first. Again, my thinking is it's input bound, not PSL length bound. We'll see. I've had decent luck with Python's builtin profiler. It dumps a...