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I’m running a script by pasting it in a console like this:
bin/client2 debug
... my script ...
The script normalizes titles of the files. Since there are more than 20k files it takes really too much to time. So I need users still can use the site but in a read-only fashion.
But I assume that setting read-only true in zeo.conf would not let me run my normalization script. Wouldn’t it?
How can I solve this?
Best regards,
Manuel.
There isn’t, I’m afraid.
If your users alter the site when logged in, disable logging in for them until you are done.
Generally, for tasks like these, I run the changes in batches, to minimize conflicts and allow end-users to continue to use the site as normal. Break your work up in chunks, and commit after every n items processed.