On Nov 20, 10:54 am, Philip Olson <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Nov 20, 2009, at 6:13 AM, Rich Bowen wrote:
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> > On Nov 19, 2009, at 13:02 , mikelietz wrote:
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> >>> 2)  Log message thrown up for habari content silo being unable to
> >>> create needed folders - easily solved but would be good if steps
> >>> needed to fix the problem could be listed.  I needed to change the
> >>> permissions but do I need to re-install the plugin?  Apparently yes,
> >>> and it was easy, but actionable points in response to a probably
> >>> frequent error would be useful.
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> >> You mean you had to deactivate and reactivate it? Yes, that should
> >> probably be handled a little better.
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> > I feel like the silo could use a lot of love and documentation. I've
> > been using Habari for about three years now, and have never gotten the
> > silo working consistently. I had it working for a brief time, but some
> > update along the way broke it. That's happened several times - I
> > thought I had it working, but then it stopped. Eventually I gave up
> > and used the Flickr silo, which is now also not working. Clearly
> > telling me what directory to create, and what permissions need to be
> > on it, would be a big improvement.
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> Is there an official place for plugin documentation? There is help(),  
> and an <url> inside the XML file that points to hb.o or a different  
> external location (like, an authors blog post about said plugin).
>

There's no official place for individual plugin documentation. what
show's up in help, or the readme file if the author includes it, is
all there is right now.

> And FWIW, the Habari silo appears to be working now or at least I  
> installed it, added a photo and linked it within a post via slimbox2.  

Unfortunately, how well the Habari silo works seems to differ from
server to server. For some people, it works out of the box and they
never have a problem with it. For others, much fiddling around with
permissions seems to be necessary.

Rick

> However, another form of missing documentation is how it handles  
> thumbnails but they apparently follow the following format:
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> - image: user/files/foo.jpg
> - thumbnail: user/files/.deriv/foo.jpg.thumbnail.jpg
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> With a potential difference being custom directories living within  
> user/files/.
>
> Regards,
> Philip

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