On Tue, March 27, 2007 9:22 pm, Decklin Foster said:
Thijs Kinkhorst writes:
If I include the feeddefaults option in the config file, I get the
following when running rawdog -u:
In config:
Bad line in config: feeddefaults
I can confirm this, and it's especially annoying because this directive
is in the example config file.
Hi, and sorry for being MIA for so long.
Could either of you attach your entire config? I cannot reproduce this,
although I can produce a separate error by trying to continue the args
onto the next line. It shouldn't be too hard to fix if I can actually find
what you're hitting.
No problem. My entire config including the feeddefaults command is
included. It will not work unless you remove the feeddefaults line and
the following truncate line. But hopefully you should be able to see the
error if you use this as your config. I am using version 2.4-1.
# Sample rawdog config file. Copy this into your ~/.rawdog/ directory, and
edit
# it to suit your preferences.
# All paths in this file should be either absolute, or relative to your
.rawdog
# directory.
# If you want to include another config file, then use include FILENAME.
# Times in this file are specified as a value and a unit (for instance,
# 4h). Units available are s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours),
# d (days) and w (weeks). If no unit is specified, rawdog will
# assume minutes.
# Boolean (yes/no) values in this file are specified as true or false.
# rawdog can be extended using plugin modules written in Python. This
# option specifies the directories to search for plugins to load. If a
# directory does not exist or cannot be read, it will be ignored. This
# option must appear before any options that are implemented by plugins.
plugindirs plugins
# The maximum number of articles to show on the generated page.
# Set this to 0 for no limit.
maxarticles 200
# The maximum age of articles to show on the generated page.
# Set this to 0 for no limit.
maxage 0
# The age after which articles will be discarded if they do not appear
# in a feed. Set this to a larger value if you want your rawdog output
# to cover more than a day's worth of articles.
expireage 1d
# Whether to only display articles that are currently included in a feed
# (useful for planet pages where you only want to display the current
# articles from several feeds). If this is false, rawdog will keep a
# history of older articles.
currentonly false
# Whether to divide the articles up by day, writing a dayformat heading
# before each set.
daysections true
# The format to write day headings in. See man strftime for more
# information; for example:
# %A, %d %B Wednesday, 21 January
# %Y-%m-%d2004-01-21 (ISO 8601 format)
dayformat %A, %d %B
# Whether to divide the articles up by time, writing a timeformat heading
# before each set.
timesections false
# The format to write time headings in. For example:
# %H:%M 06:07 (ISO 8601 format)
# %I:%M %p18:07 PM
timeformat %H:%M
# The format to display feed update and article times in. For example:
# %H:%M, %A, %d %B18:07, Wednesday, 21 January
# %Y-%m-%d %H:%M 2004-01-21 18:07 (ISO 8601 format)
datetimeformat %H:%M, %A, %d %B
# The template file to use, or default to use the built-in template
# (which is probably sufficient for most users). Use rawdog -t to show
# the template currently in use as a starting-point for customisation.
# The following strings will be replaced in the output:
# __version__ The rawdog version in use
# __refresh__ The HTML 4 meta http-equiv=refresh ... header
# __items__ The aggregated items
# __num_items__ The number of items on the page
# __feeds__ The listing of feeds
# __num_feeds__ The number of feeds listed
# You can define additional strings using define in this config file; for
# example, if you say define myname Adam Sampson, then __myname__ will be
# replaced by Adam Sampson in the output.
template template
# Similarly, the template used for each item shown. Use rawdog -T to
# show the template currently in use as a starting-point for
# customisation. The following strings will be replaced in the output:
# __title__ The item title (as an HTML link, if possible)
# __title_no_link__ The item title (as text)
# __url__ The item's URL, or the empty string if it doesn't
# have one
# __guid__The item's GUID, or the empty string if it doesn't
# have one
# __description__ The item's descriptive text, or the empty string
# if it doesn't have a description
# __date__The item's date as provided by the feed
# __added__ The date the article was received by rawdog
# __hash__A hash of the article (useful for summary pages)
# __feed_title__ The feed title (as an HTML link, if possible)
# __feed_title_no_link__
#
